T Catalogue 2010 - Tridonic

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The T range comprises strip modules and modulechains with different lengths and luminous fluxes for accentinglines and edges and for side injection. The roundand rectangular T modules are designed for surfaceaccent lighting and for use in indicator and orientationlights. They are available in various sizes and with variousluminous flux values. Module chains are ideal substitutesfor classic neon lighting in illuminated advertising applications.Tridonic can therefore cover all the various tasksthat require colour effects or dynamic colour sequences.The varied selection of T modules from Tridonic,equipped with highly efficient high-intensity light-emittingdiodes in white, are now being used more and morein general lighting applications. New technology has beenused to achieve considerable improvements in the qualityof LED light and its luminous efficacy.Tridonic uses high-quality phosphors for colour conversion,a process in which white light is producedfrom blue LED. The use of chemically modified bariumorthosilicates with green to reddish-orange light enablesspecific colour temperatures to be achieved, colourtolerance to be reduced and colour rendering to beimproved. Tight monitoring of the coating processis extremely important to ensure reproducibility of thecolour conversion process and to reduce the tolerancerange considerably.The result is excellent white light homogeneity with verynarrow tolerances, a colour rendering index ( CRI ) R a inexcess of 80 for all colour temperatures, constant colourlocation of the emitted white light and a life of more than50,000 hours of operation.16 www.tridonic.com T Catalogue 2010
YCIE Colour Space Chromaticity Diagram Assembly of LED Colour0.90.80.70.60.50.40.30.20.10MacAdam ellipseyellowPlanckian curve0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4XMacAdam ellipsedaylight white (6,500 K)0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8YellowA BDaylight whiteA BRelative intensity (%)Relative intensity (%)100806040200400100806040200400440 480 520 560 600Wavelength (nm)AA440 480 520 560 600Wavelength (nm)BB640 680640 680Colours have a special influence on brand recognition. It is hardlysurprising then that great importance is attached to this aspect.The most frequently used method for assessing colour renderingis the MacAdam ellipse. Colour differences can be detected or not,depending on the precision with which the colour quality is specified.The picture shows the colour locations of the MacAdam ellipse forthe colours yellow and daylight white in the CIE chromaticity diagramof 1931. In addition to the colour location in the CIE chromaticitydiagram, the intensity of the die and of the glob-top ( colour conversionlayer ) is shown. The Planckian curve defines an area of the chromaticitydiagram in which there is no discernible colour difference for the humaneye in terms of white light. This phenomenon is used to definethe phosphor to ensure the optimum white light impression.This means that T modules are available withdefined colour temperatures of 3,000 K ( warm white ),4,200 K ( neutral white ) and 6,500 K ( daylight white )to provide light of impressive uniformity. New encapsulationmaterials with reduced yellowing are beingused to achieve higher luminances and thereforeoutstanding luminous flux stability.The 140° wide-beam characteristic also helps to ensurehomogeneous illumination with a small mounting depthand reduced number of light sources. In addition, theoptimised thermal management of chip-on-board technologyreduces the temperature of the light-emittingdiodes and therefore improves their reliability.The wide range of high-intensity LED modules in white,colour or RGB underlines the power of innovation ofTridonic in this pioneering sector.T Catalogue 2010www.tridonic.com17
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