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    California Lighting Technology Center at

    the University of California, Davis

    RESEARCH INNOVATION PARTNERSHIP


    1554 Drew Ave. Davis, CA 95816 | cltc.ucdavis.edu | PH: 530-754-7515 F: 530-754-7514
    FOUNDERS, AFFILIATES,
    FOUNDING INSTITUTIONS
    USERS

    CALFORNIA UTILITIES
    LARGE END USERS

    MANUFACTURERS
    LED AFFILIATES
    THE BEST SOURCE
    COST OF A LUMEN

    Lumens/ Lumens/ Mfr Cost Mfr Cost $/ Source $/System


    Source Lamp Watt Source System Lumen Lumen
    LED (3W) 140 47-75 2.80 9.00 .0200 .0642
    (LED, Driver, Heatsink,
    Optic)

    CFL (57W) 4300 75 3.65 13.50 .0008 .0031


    (CFL, Socket, Ballast,
    Reflector)

    T5HO (54W) 5000 104 1.40 12.75 .0003 .0026


    (CFL, Socket, Ballast,
    Reflector)

    Induction (165W) 12000 75 31.00 105.00 .0009 .0088


    (Lamp, Driver,
    Reflector)

    Plasma (150W) 22000 140 12.00 150.00 .0005 .0068


    (Capsule, coil, socket
    ,Driver,Reflector)

    Ceramic Metal 48000 120 28.00 150.00 .0006 .0031


    (Lamp, Ballast,
    Halide (400W) Reflector)
    HAITZ LAW

    R. Haitz
    Technologies and Applications
    APPLICATIONS

    Office Ambient – Linear Fluorescent


    • Low Cost
    • Low Glare
    • Controllability
    • Area Source
    APPLICATIONS

    Low Bay Garage - Induction


    • Low Glare
    • Low Cost
    • Long Life
    • Controllability
    • Area Source
    APPLICATIONS

    High Bay Warehouse/Retail - HID


    • Low Glare
    • Uplight Component
    • Distribution
    • Controllability
    APPLICATIONS

    Sports Lighting – Induction Plasma


    • Bulk Lumens
    • Color Gamut
    – Television
    • Optical Control
    • Dimmability
    APPLICATIONS

    Color Gamut

    LED

    Courtesy Cree, Inc

    Plasma

    Courtesy Ceravision, Ltd


    APPLICATIONS

    Parking Area - LED


    • Controllability
    • Rapid Response
    • White Light
    APPLICATIONS

    Source: CLTC, Sacramento State LED Parking Garage Demonstration


    APPLICATIONS

    Task Lighting - LED


    • Inverse Square Law
    • Low Heat
    • Control
    • Contrast
    APPLICATIONS

    Refrigeration - LED
    • Cool Environment
    • Low Heat
    • Contrast
    • Controllability
    APPLICATIONS

    Downlight - LED
    • Beam Control
    • Controllability (Demand Response)
    • Longevity
    LED Issues
    LED ISSUES - DESIGN

    Fixture Design - Integration


    LED ISSUES - OPTICS

    Optics
    LED ISSUES - GLARE

    Glare
    LED ISSUES- COLOR

    CCT Consistency

    Courtesy Cree, Inc


    LED ISSUES - COLOR

    CRI vs CQS

    CRI Color Standards


    Black Body Source Illuminant

    CQS Standards

    Courtesy of Yoshihiro Ohno, PhD, and Wendy Davis, PhD, Optical


    Technology Division,
    US Department of Commerce, National Institute of Standards and
    Technology
    LED ISSUES - COLOR

    Chroma – Luminance, Hue, Saturation

    http://www.nebulus.org/tutorials/2d/photoshop/color/index.html
    LED ISSUES - LONGEVITY

    Electronics Life

    Courtesy Advance Transformer

    3,000 Hr. Capacitor


    Vs 60,000 Hr LED Life
    LED ISSUES - LONGEVITY

    Optical System Life

    Future Electronics

    InteLED
    LED ISSUES - LONGEVITY

    Thermal - Bugs and Birds

    www.dailygalaxy.com

    http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_7f8BGwtV5Y/SHFyuucXLfI/AAAAAAA
    AAIQ/FEpRBZLBFzQ/s320/CIMG2027.jpg
    The Future of the LED
    FUTURE OF THE LED

    Fixture Design
    FUTURE OF THE LED

    Manufacturer Training
    FUTURE OF THE LED

    Designer Training
    FUTURE OF THE LED

    Installer Training
    THE ERRORS OF THE PAST

    Dicolor China

    CEC

    CFL 30 Years Out – 21% Penetration

    Make Magazine
    FUTURE OF THE LED

    LEDs A Bright Future


    Thank You

    Questions?

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