• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 58, Issue 23, 2333002 (2021)
Ruiqing Ma*
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  • College of Information and Computer, Taiyuan University of Technology, Taiyuan , Shanxi 030024, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/LOP202158.2333002 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Ruiqing Ma. Effect of Peak Wavelengths of RGB-LED Light Source on Its Color Rendering Property[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2021, 58(23): 2333002 Copy Citation Text show less
    Simulated light source spectra of RGB-LED under different conditions. (a) Peak wavelength of blue LED is different; (b) peak wavelength of green LED is different; (c) peak wavelength of red LED is different
    Fig. 1. Simulated light source spectra of RGB-LED under different conditions. (a) Peak wavelength of blue LED is different; (b) peak wavelength of green LED is different; (c) peak wavelength of red LED is different
    Chromaticity mismatch area of Munsell surface N5/ when a standard illuminant D65 was changed to a real RGB-LED light source
    Fig. 2. Chromaticity mismatch area of Munsell surface N5/ when a standard illuminant D65 was changed to a real RGB-LED light source
    General color rendering indices of simulated RGB-LED light sources under different conditions. (a) Peak wavelength of blue LED is different; (b) peak wavelength of green LED is different; (c) peak wavelength of red LED is different
    Fig. 3. General color rendering indices of simulated RGB-LED light sources under different conditions. (a) Peak wavelength of blue LED is different; (b) peak wavelength of green LED is different; (c) peak wavelength of red LED is different
    Relationship between general color rendering indices of simulated RGB-LED light sources and parameters of metamer mismatch body that 12 Munsell color surfaces correspond to. (a) Metamer mismatch volume; (b) size of chromaticity mismatch area
    Fig. 4. Relationship between general color rendering indices of simulated RGB-LED light sources and parameters of metamer mismatch body that 12 Munsell color surfaces correspond to. (a) Metamer mismatch volume; (b) size of chromaticity mismatch area
    Relationship between general color rendering indices of simulated RGB-LED light sources and parameters of metamer mismatch body averaged over 12 Munsell surfaces. (a) Metamer mismatch volume; (b) size of chromaticity mismatch area
    Fig. 5. Relationship between general color rendering indices of simulated RGB-LED light sources and parameters of metamer mismatch body averaged over 12 Munsell surfaces. (a) Metamer mismatch volume; (b) size of chromaticity mismatch area
    Relationship between general color rendering indices of real RGB-LED light sources and parameters of metamer mismatch body that 12 Munsell surfaces correspond to. (a) Metamer mismatch volume; (b) size of chromaticity mismatch area
    Fig. 6. Relationship between general color rendering indices of real RGB-LED light sources and parameters of metamer mismatch body that 12 Munsell surfaces correspond to. (a) Metamer mismatch volume; (b) size of chromaticity mismatch area
    Relationship between general color rendering indices of real RGB-LED light sources and parameters of metamer mismatch body averaged over 12 Munsell surfaces. (a) Metamer mismatch volume; (b) size of chromaticity mismatch area
    Fig. 7. Relationship between general color rendering indices of real RGB-LED light sources and parameters of metamer mismatch body averaged over 12 Munsell surfaces. (a) Metamer mismatch volume; (b) size of chromaticity mismatch area
    Color differences of 240 Munsell surfaces between standard illuminant D65 and simulated or real RGB-LED light sources. (a) Peak wavelength of blue LED of simulated light source is different; (b) peak wavelength of green LED of simulated light source is different; (c) peak wavelength of red LED of simulated light source is different; (d) color differences between standard illuminant D65 and real RGB-LED light sources
    Fig. 8. Color differences of 240 Munsell surfaces between standard illuminant D65 and simulated or real RGB-LED light sources. (a) Peak wavelength of blue LED of simulated light source is different; (b) peak wavelength of green LED of simulated light source is different; (c) peak wavelength of red LED of simulated light source is different; (d) color differences between standard illuminant D65 and real RGB-LED light sources
    Ruiqing Ma. Effect of Peak Wavelengths of RGB-LED Light Source on Its Color Rendering Property[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2021, 58(23): 2333002
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