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Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
Vol. 57, Issue 9, 093004 (2020)
A Solar Spectrum Synthesis Method Based on Monochrome LED
Hongmin Wang
**
, Fan Tang
*
, and Ping Xue
Author Affiliations
LED Photoelectric Engineering Research Center, Automation College, Harbin University of Science and Technology, Harbin, Heilongjiang 150080, China
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10.3788/LOP57.093004
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Fig. 1.
460 nm LED spectra fitting by spectral radiation model
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Fig. 2.
Experimental results of spectral irradiance as a function of drive current
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Fig. 3.
Spectra of 11 monochrome LEDs chosen to be used in the experiment
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Fig. 4.
Experimental result for 11 monochrome LED spectrum synthesis
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Fig. 5.
Realizations of AM1.5 spectral distributions by different equal intervals. (a) 15 nm; (b) 20 nm; (c) 30 nm
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Fig. 7.
Relationship between the used-LED number of different LED combinations and evaluation parameter
R
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Fig. 8.
Spectral synthesis results of two optimized groups including 17 monochrome LEDs . (a) Group Ⅰ; (b) group Ⅱ
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Central wavelength /nm
FWHM /nm
Central wavelength /nm
FWHM /nm
380
18
590
15
400
20
600
18
420
15
610
15
435
20
625
16
450
21
635
18
460
22
650
20
480
20
660
18
495
30
680
25
505
30
700
21
525
33
720
20
540
36
740
21
550
23
750
28
570
15
780
30
580
15
Table 1.
Central wavelength and full width at half maximum (FWHM) of optimal group with 27 monochromatic LEDs
Wavelength range /nm
Standard percentage of AM1.5 /%
Percentage of mixed spectrum /%
Matching degree
400-500
18.5
17.4
0.9405
500-600
20.1
19.3
0.9468
600-700
18.3
16.9
0.9235
700-800
14.8
13.3
0.8986
Table 2.
Matching distribution of mixed spectra
Group Ⅰ
Group Ⅱ
Central wavelength /nm
FWHM /nm
Central wavelength /nm
FWHM /nm
380
18
385
20
400
20
405
15
420
15
435
20
450
21
455
22
480
20
480
28
505
30
510
33
540
36
535
30
570
15
560
25
590
15
585
30
625
16
615
20
650
20
640
23
660
18
660
18
680
25
675
20
700
21
695
25
720
20
720
20
740
21
745
22
780
30
780
30
Table 3.
Central wavelength and full width at half maximum in two optimized groups including 17 monochrome LEDs
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Paper Information
Category: Spectroscopy
Received: Sep. 2, 2019
Accepted: Sep. 20, 2019
Published Online: Apr. 29, 2020
The Author Email: Wang Hongmin (13904810908@163.com), Tang Fan (tangfan1009@163.com)
DOI:
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