ECE4809《Solid state lighting》是 莫纳什大学 的公开课程页面。当前可确认的信息包括 6 学分,难度 难,公开通过率 61%。 页面已整理 13 周教学安排,6 个重点考核,方便你快速判断工作量、考核结构和适配度。 课程简介摘要:The unit introduces you to the new age of illumination using light-emi。
The minimum total expected workload to achieve the learning outcomes for this unit is 144 hours per semester typically comprising a mixture of 3-6 hours of scheduled learning activities and 6-9 hours of independent study per week. Scheduled activities may include a combination of teacher-directed learning, peer-directed learning and online engagement. Independent study may include associated readings, assessment and preparation for scheduled activities.
Assess the energy consumption of traditional versus SSL-based lighting approaches
Apply appropriate theories to effectively design solid-state lighting or SSL systems, including the visual and non-visual effects, colour spaces, quality metrics, efficiency, LED characteristics and other aspects such as LED drivers, spectral sensors, smart lighting control and visible light communications of Li-Fi.
Design and implement a system to solve a given complex engineering problem in the field of Intelligent lighting control using the knowledge of SSL.
Assess critically the research literature in the field of solid-state lighting to evaluate recent findings and directions in SSL technology
Conduct experiments to investigate various relationships in photometry, radiometry, colour quality, the energy consumption of light sources and the implementation of IoT-based lighting control.
You will work in a team on a specialised investigation of literature in the field and will be assessed based on a written summary.
Working in a team of four, you will undertake lab exercises over 8 lab classes throughout the semester. 40% of each lab will be assessed via a demo and 60% will be assessed via a report.
1-hour mid-semester test.
You will take weekly quizzes, participate in active learning exercises such as presenting mindaps, interact with videos and answer polls in class.
Working in a team, you will undertake a design project. 2% of the assessment will be based on your proposal creation, 6% will be on your demo and 2% on your written report of the outcomes.
