Open-loop closed-loop integrated daylight and artificial light control with multipoint sensor calibration
AssigneePhilips Lighting Holding B.V.
InventorsDagnachew Birru, Yao-Jung Wen
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AssigneePhilips Lighting Holding B.V.
InventorsDagnachew Birru, Yao-Jung Wen
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A system and method of controlling light distribution in a space including an installed light source, an external light source, at least one blind(s) for a window in the space, a lighting control unit and a daylight/blind control unit, the method includes, in the lighting control unit, estimating task illuminances from the installed light source and the external light source at a plurality of measuring areas within the space, determining an intensity level of each of the installed light source based on the estimated illuminances; and determining a first positioning of the blinds according to predetermined requirements and/or measurements, in the daylight/blind control unit, receiving the plurality of measuring areas data within the space, determining a second positioning of the blinds according to predetermined requirements, selecting either the first or second positioning of the blinds to provide optimal daylight comfort, glare prevention and view.
A method of controlling light distribution in a lighting system for a space, said lighting system including an artificial light source, at least one blind(s) in the space, a lighting control unit and a daylight/blind control unit, the method comprising the steps of:
A lighting system for controlling light distribution in a space including an artificial light source, the lighting system comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium having stored thereon instructions for causing a processor to perform a process of controlling light distribution in a lighting system for a space, said lighting system including an artificial light source, at least one blind(s) in the space, a lighting control unit and a daylight/blind control unit, the process comprising:
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