• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 57, Issue 23, 232302 (2020)
Mengxin Zhou, Daqing Zhu*, and Xinyi Liao
Author Affiliations
  • Fujian Key Laboratory of Light Propagation and Transformation, College of Information Science and Engineering, Huaqiao University, Xiamen, Fujian 361021, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/LOP57.232302 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Mengxin Zhou, Daqing Zhu, Xinyi Liao. Relationship Between Spectrum and Color Gamut Area of LED Light Sources[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2020, 57(23): 232302 Copy Citation Text show less
    Spectral power distribution of sample sources. (a) 2800K light sources; (b) 4000K light sources; (c) 5000K light sources; (d) 6500K light sources
    Fig. 1. Spectral power distribution of sample sources. (a) 2800K light sources; (b) 4000K light sources; (c) 5000K light sources; (d) 6500K light sources
    Change of color temperature after monochromatic light is superimposed on light sources. (a) 2800K light sources; (b) 4000K light sources; (c) 5000K light sources; (d) 6500K light sources
    Fig. 2. Change of color temperature after monochromatic light is superimposed on light sources. (a) 2800K light sources; (b) 4000K light sources; (c) 5000K light sources; (d) 6500K light sources
    Change of gamut area after monochromatic light is superimposed on light sources. (a) 2800K light sources; (b) 4000K light sources; (c) 5000K light sources; (d) 6500K light sources
    Fig. 3. Change of gamut area after monochromatic light is superimposed on light sources. (a) 2800K light sources; (b) 4000K light sources; (c) 5000K light sources; (d) 6500K light sources
    Spectrum tristimulus curve of CIE1931-RGB system
    Fig. 4. Spectrum tristimulus curve of CIE1931-RGB system
    Color gamuts of 2800K source 3, superposition of 425nm and 630 nm monochromatic light on 2800K source 3
    Fig. 5. Color gamuts of 2800K source 3, superposition of 425nm and 630 nm monochromatic light on 2800K source 3
    Color gamuts of 2800K source 3, superposition of 505nm and 590nm monochromatic light on 2800K source 3
    Fig. 6. Color gamuts of 2800K source 3, superposition of 505nm and 590nm monochromatic light on 2800K source 3
    Visual experiment
    Fig. 7. Visual experiment
    Statistical results of visual experiment
    Fig. 8. Statistical results of visual experiment
    Change of gamut area of 2800K source 5 after superposition of double monochromatic light. (a) 420nm and 635nm; (b) 420nm and 660nm; (c) 435nm and 635nm; (d) 435nm and 660nm; (e) 450nm and 635nm; (f) 450nm and 660nm
    Fig. 9. Change of gamut area of 2800K source 5 after superposition of double monochromatic light. (a) 420nm and 635nm; (b) 420nm and 660nm; (c) 435nm and 635nm; (d) 435nm and 660nm; (e) 450nm and 635nm; (f) 450nm and 660nm
    Results after superposition of double monochromatic light. (a) 2800K light sources; (b) 4000K light sources; (c) 5000K light sources; (d) 6500K light sources
    Fig. 10. Results after superposition of double monochromatic light. (a) 2800K light sources; (b) 4000K light sources; (c) 5000K light sources; (d) 6500K light sources
    Colortemperature/KNumber of samplesin source 1Number of samplesin source 2Number of samplesin source 3Number of samplesin source 4Number of samplesin source 5
    28001111141058096
    4000109115969680
    5000105991169584
    650080951049092
    Table 1. Gamut area index of sample sources
    Colortemperature/KNumber of samplesin source 1Number of samplesin source 2Number of samplesin source 3Number of samplesin source 4Number of samplesin source 5
    280027802867282928422796
    400040154005400240124043
    500049694996503550895002
    650065376742652465436481
    Table 2. Color temperature of sample sources unit: K
    ParameterSource 1Source 2Source 3Source 4Source 5
    λ/nm425630505590
    Rf60.470.586.383.378.2
    Rg121.4119.6103.598.197.8
    Tc/K29342339279733122582
    Table 3. Light source parameters matched by light box
    Content1234567
    Color clarityVerycolorfulColorfulSlightlycolorfulSlightlycolorlessColorlessVerycolorless
    ColorpreferenceLikevery muchLikeGenerallylikeNeutralGenerallydislikeDislikeDislikevery much
    Table 4. Quantitative scoring of visual experiment
    Colortemperature/Kλλk1k2TcRgRfDRfDRgDuv
    2800,source 54206350.20.127719980-2.630.0052
    4206600.20.4274910180-1.640.0055
    4356350.10.1277210081-2.43-0.0050
    4356600.10.4275010081-1.440.0053
    4506350.10.127839880-2.420.0053
    4506600.10.427609981-1.430.0056
    Colortemperature/Kλλk1k2TcRgRfDRfDRgDuv
    4000,source 34206350.30.14026101914.550.0059
    4206600.20.2401599903.030.0066
    4356350.10.1398399881.530.0042
    4356600.10.339749986-0.530.0044
    4506350.10.1400798881.520.0044
    4506600.10.3399899870.530.0046
    5000,source 44206350.70.3513010369-5.380.0049
    4206600.70.9510410569-4.9100.0054
    4356350.30.3505910372-2.680.0033
    4356600.30.8508410472-2.490.0031
    4506350.20.2513010073-1.350.0004
    4506600.31.0507510474-0.390.0046
    6500,source 24206350.20.165089866-3.530.0025
    4206600.20.364959966-3.140.0028
    4356350.10.165029866-3.530.0023
    4356600.10.364899967-2.540.0026
    4506600.10.4645310068-1.550.0036
    Table 5. Result of constant color temperature and increased color gamut after double monochromatic light superimposing