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Active Feedback LED Light Control - Product Selectors Guide

Active Feedback LED Light Control - Product Selectors Guide
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Active Feedback LED Light Control - Product Selectors Guide - 1

PRODUCT SELECTOR GUIDE JENCOLOR®: LED COLOR MANAGEMENT MAZeT - THE EXPERTS IN COLOR SENSING TECHNOLOGIES & COLOR MANAGEMENT LED Light Color Management

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LED COLOR MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS THE PROBLEM: COLOR DRIFTS AND ACCURACY LOSS DUE TO BINNING, AGING & TEMPERATURE Aside of the benefits of LEDs, the technology also comes with many downsides that can result to serious problem during the development. The most common problems and interference factors are color drifts based on binning, temperature dependencies or aging of LEDs. These effects cause major problems if it is the goal to maintain standardized CCT, color values or color brightness levels. Especially, when looking at not only one but multiple illumination fixtures or lighting systems....

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LED COLOR MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS THE SOLUTION: JENCOLOR® LED LIGHT COLOR MANAGEMENT ELLIMINATION OF COLOR DRIFTS DUE TO BINNING, AGE & TEMPERATURE THE SOLUTION - There are known solutions to stabilize the current and voltage of THE BENEFITS - The given solution sets itself apart from traditional lighting systems LEDs. There are also solutions that measure the temperature of LEDS (as far as by utilizing control options of LED sources, eliminating negative aging, temperature technological possible) and report these values to the LED driver to create a and light color shifts, generating...

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LED COLOR MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS COMPARISON OF FILTER TECHNOLOGIES THE BENEFITS OF INTERFERENCE BASED SENSORS The secret behind MAZeT’s sensors is the worldwide unique JENCOLOR® interference filter technology. Interference filters with micro stacks only let specific wavelengths reach the detector and do not drift in wavelength over time or via temperature influences. Other than absorption filter based sensors (standard of common color sensors), the interference filter technology does not rely on degradable filter materials. Therefore, they are an ideal solution for long-term stable...

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