LED luminaire with electronically adjusted color balance

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – With radiant energy sensitive control means

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315312, 315307, 315360, 250205, 250226, H05B 3702

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061277835

ABSTRACT:
A white light emitting luminaire includes a plurality of LEDs in each of the colors red, green, and blue with a separate power supply for each color and a photodiode arranged to measure the light output of all the LEDs. The light output of each color is measured by an electronic control circuit which turns off the LEDs for the colors not being measured in a sequence of time pulses. The measured light output for each color is compared to a desired output, which may be determined by user inputs, and corrections to the current for each color are made accordingly.

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