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2012 LED Street Lighting Workshop – Dallas, TX A Rational View of LM-79 Reports, IES Files, and Product Variation Gary A. Steinberg Systems Mgr, Outdoor SSL Fixtures GE Lighting Solutions
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2012 LED Street Lighting Workshop – Dallas, TX

A Rational View of LM-79 Reports, IES Files,

and Product Variation Gary A. Steinberg Systems Mgr, Outdoor SSL Fixtures GE Lighting Solutions

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• Φ (Tj) ~ 0.12 - 0.25 %/°C

• Vf (Tj) ~ -2.5 – 4.0 mV/ °C

• Tj (Ta, t)

Why LM-79 …

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Temp/Orientation

• Natural convection

• 25 ± 1 °C

• Heatsinks may be orientation sensitive

• Orient per mfgr’s recommendation

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Thermally Stabilize

• Because Φ (Tj) and Vf (Tj) …

• More Mass => More Time

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No Initial Seasoning

• Up or down in first 1- 2K hrs

• 0-3% Effect

• Test at 0 hrs

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Electrical Requirements • Steady state AC or DC • Max Power or Mfgr’s Modes • AC Voltage Uncertainty < 0.2% • AC Power Uncertainty< 0.5% • DC Voltage/Current Uncertainty < 0.1% • Low Distortion/Low Impedance AC • Excellent AC Regulation +/- 0.2%

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Standardize • Conditions

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• Methods

• Content

• NOT FORMAT

Lab A

Lab B

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“All Significant Data” • Test Lab/Date • Product Mfgr and Product Designation • Measurement Qtys (TLF, LPW, CCT, CRI) • Electricals (Volts, Amps, Watts, PF, THD) • Hours on Product and Hours in test • Ambient Temperature • Orientation • Stabilization Time • Test Method • Calibration Method/Reference Standard

• Correction factors • Measurement Geometry (2∏ or 4∏) • Luminous Intensity Distribution

(graphical and/or candela table) • Color Quantities • SPD • Spectroradiometer Parameters • Equipment List • Statement of Uncertainties (if req’ed) • Deviations from SOP if any

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Sample Report

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What

How

Why Who

Accreditation

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Sphere Photometry • Absolute Photometry • Total Luminous Flux • Color Characteristics • 4Π or 2Π Methods • Self absorption, spectral,

and spatial corrections • Spectroradiometer • Photometer head (not

preferred) Image used with permission courtesy Labsphere

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Sphere Data

Parameter Table

Chromaticity Diagram

Spectral Plot

SPD Table

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Goniophotometry • Absolute Photometry

• Intensity Distribution • Angles per typical LM’s • Spectral Corrections • Type C

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Gonio Data

TM-15 LCS Graph

CU Graph

Polar Plots

Candela Table Iso-E Plot

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How many LM-79 Reports?

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Typical Modular Roadway Cat Logic

> 2400 Photometric/Electrical Variations

Distributions Lumen Outputs

CCT Options

PSU Options

Supply Voltages

Drive Currents

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Simple LM-79 Financials

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>2400 x $500 = > $1,200,000

>$1,000 => REALLY BIG

Captive Internal Cost – LM-79 Sphere + Gonio

External Lab Price – LM-79 Sphere + Gonio

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Rational Approach

2012 LED Street Lighting Workshop – Dallas, TX

• Detailed System Model

• LM-79’s at Ends of Scalable Ranges

• Tested/Validated Scaling Factors

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System Model

2012 LED Street Lighting Workshop – Dallas, TX

• LED Factors • Thermal Factors • Power Supply Characterization • Optical Efficiencies • 2nd Order Effects • Application Testing

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Scalable Ranges

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• Limited Tsp Differences

• Known Optical Efficiency

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Tested/Validated Scaling

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CTQ’s Lumens Power Application Performance

Parent SKU’s

Child SKU

Child SKU

… Model

Predict Measure

Correct

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Pop Quiz

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Q: Will a purchased unit “match” the data in the submitted LM-79 report?

A: Mostly

Q:Why?

A: Tolerances and Variation

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Uncertainty … up to a few percent

Measurement Uncertainty • Calibration Standards • Electrical Sources and

Instruments • Corrections • Optical Instruments • Geometric Influences

Image used with permission courtesy Labsphere

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Tolerances > zero • CCT - ~± 300K • CRI - ~ -2 to +X Pts • THD - ≤ 20% • PF - ≥ 0.9 • Watts - ± 10 % • Flux - ± 10 % • Distrib – 10% Max CP

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Typical Power Variation

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VF Tol = +/- 4% 60 LEDs/Class 2 PSU IF Tol = 5% Tsp +/- 3 °C of Avg

ηPSU = +/- 2% “Normal” Data

Histogram

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89 91 93 95 97 99 101

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105

More

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y

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20.00%

40.00%

60.00%

80.00%

100.00%

120.00%

FrequencyCumulative %

Final Test Power ERMC 95W (Pulsed)

Rated USL

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Where is your LM-79 sample? Random? Selected?

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Which sample criteria? • LM-79 … ‘consider need to average’ …

no specific requirement • Other LM’s … ‘sample should be

representative’ • Confirmance audits … e.g. Energy Star • 6σ methods … Z-Scores and confidence

intervals

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LM-79 Expectations

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• No performance guarantee

• Sample of ONE is in spec

• Tolerance Knowledge Req’ed

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Should Published IES File = LM-79?

• Sampling • Ratings

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LM-79 Report Limits • LM-79 typically has ONE IES file … from ONE sample

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Pessimistic? Optimistic?

Reasonable?

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Published IES files should … • Predict expected “typical” field performance.

Test 100810XX Test 10081014 Test 10081015

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“Published” IES File Criteria

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• “Rated” typical lumens

• “Rated” typical power

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“Published” IES File Criteria

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• Representative distribution

• Application impact

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IES File Opportunities

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• “Industry accepted” methods to create files … sampling guidance.

• Means to capture or represent spatial variability in the distribution … or application

• Standard methods to capture or represent flux and power variability

• Lots of opportunities to enhance/improve!

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Thank You! Gary A. Steinberg

Systems Mgr, Outdoor SSL Fixtures GE Lighting Solutions

[email protected]