2017
DOI: 10.3788/fgxb20173808.1117
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Solar Spectrum Matching Based on White LED Compensated with Monochromatic LEDs

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“…Thus, in 2005, the Bialystok Technical University in Poland achieved output spectral modulation with a single-point spectral simulation error of about 30% by selecting the LED spectral type and controlling the LED energy [4]. In 2016, Nicola Trivellin et al performed simulations of the stellar spectrum using an array of 25 LEDs with different central wavelengths, covering the spectral range 365 nm-940 nm [5]. However, as the limitation of the central wavelength selection of LEDs by the technology level, the absence of certain wavelengths can lead to a simulation dead zone in the spectral simulation of broad-spectrum targets.…”
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“…Thus, in 2005, the Bialystok Technical University in Poland achieved output spectral modulation with a single-point spectral simulation error of about 30% by selecting the LED spectral type and controlling the LED energy [4]. In 2016, Nicola Trivellin et al performed simulations of the stellar spectrum using an array of 25 LEDs with different central wavelengths, covering the spectral range 365 nm-940 nm [5]. However, as the limitation of the central wavelength selection of LEDs by the technology level, the absence of certain wavelengths can lead to a simulation dead zone in the spectral simulation of broad-spectrum targets.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%