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Development of a Method to Assess the Color Parameters Spatial Distribution in the MacAdam Steps

Authors: Andreeva M.V., Soldatkin V.S., Tuev V.I., Kichuk S.N. Published: 22.03.2024
Published in issue: #1(146)/2024  
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Category: Instrument Engineering, Metrology, Information-Measuring Instruments and Systems | Chapter: Optical and Optoelectronic Instruments and Complexes  
Keywords: LED emitting diode, luminophor, luminiferous composition, luminous flux, luminous efficiency, chromaticity coordinates, color rendering index, correlated color temperature

Abstract

The paper presents a method to assess uniformity of the chromaticity coordinates spatial distribution in the light-emitting diodes. The method differs by introducing mathematical apparatus of the MacAdam ellipses and makes it possible to numerically assess spatial distribution of these parameters. It includes the following phases: 1) manufacture of the luminiferous composition; 2) luminiferous composition application and production of the LED models; 3) measuring luminous flux, luminous efficiency and color rendering index; 4) regression analysis of the results obtained and samples selection; 5) measuring the selected samples chromaticity in the coordinate space; 6) obtaining the approximating expression and finding the approximation errors; 7) color deviation computation in the MacAdam steps. The developed method was tested on LEDs with three luminiferous samples. Chromaticity coordinates spatial deviations in the MacAdam ellipses steps amounted to 4 units, which corresponds to the visual discrimination boundary in color and suggests further research to increase the color spatial uniformity. It was established that for the LEDs based on the GaN/InGaN crystals in the SMD 5030 housing, approximation by a fourth-degree polynomial of the chromaticity coordinates dependence on the emission angle allowed an error of no more than 4.5 %. The method could be useful to developers and manufacturers of the LEDs

Please cite this article in English as:

Andreeva M.V., Soldatkin V.S., Tuev V.I., et al. Development of a method to assess the color parameters spatial distribution in the MacAdam steps. Herald of the Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Series Instrument Engineering, 2024, no. 1 (146), pp. 4--18 (in Russ.). EDN: AUMIYI

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