Course Manual LB

Lighting Technology

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Long name	Lighting Technology
Approving CModule	LB_BaET, LB_BaOPT
Responsible	Prof. Dr. Holger Weigand Professor Fakultät IME
Valid from	winter semester 2022/23
Level	Bachelor
Semester in the year	winter semester
Duration	Semester
Hours in self-study	78
ECTS	5
Professors	Prof. Dr. Holger Weigand Professor Fakultät IME
Requirements	Geometric Optics Foundations in Mathematics and Physics
Language	German
Separate final exam	Yes

R. Baer, M. Barfuss, D. Seifert: Beleuchtungstechnik: Grundlagen, 4. Auflage, Huss-Medien, 2016

H.-J. Hentschel: Licht und Beleuchtung, 5. Auflage, Hüthig Jehle Rehm, 2001

H. R. Ris: Beleuchtungstechnik für Praktiker, 6. Auflage, VDE Verlag, 2019

B. Schröder, H. Treiber: Technische Optik, 11. Auflage, Vogel Communications Group, 2014

Details	The proof of achievement is based on a software project that deals with the conception and design of general lighting (evaluation with 60% share of the module grade). Furthermore, a qualified report on measurement and qualification of light sources, as well as a paper on selected topics of light metrology is required (evaluation with 40% share of the module grade).
Minimum standard	For the successful realization of the software project, basic knowledge of the used design software is required. Furthermore, the modelling of real configurations of a general lighting in the context of the software used must be understood. The report requires a correct recording of the primary measurement data as well as a traceable calculation of the secondary measurement data. Likewise, the representation of the measurement results in the form of diagrams must reproduce the measured data consistently. In the preparation of the paper, it is necessary that the theoretical foundations for the explained measurements are described correctly. In addition, the relevant content must be reproduced in a meaningful technical text.
Exam Type	EN andere summarische Prüfungsform

Goal type	Description
Knowledge	Radiometric and geometric basics Photometric, colorimetric and physiological basics Basic concepts of light generation and light measurement Basics of lighting design Importance of simulation software in the context of lighting technology
Skills	Use of lighting design software for: Calculation of photometric quantities from selected sources and receivers Construction of lighting configurations Analysis of lighting configurations Optimization of lighting configurations Implementation of a lighting design in the field of general lighting

none

Accompanying material	Lecture slides (as PDF) Exercise examples (lighting design files) Lighting design software Software for numerical and graphic evaluations Software for scripting Software Documentation
Separate exam	Yes

Exam Type	EN andere studienbegleitende Prüfungsform
Details	The proof of achievement is based on a software project that deals with the conception and design of a general lighting (evaluation with 60% share of the module grade).
Minimum standard	For the successful realization of the software project, basic knowledge of the used lighting design software is required. Furthermore, the modelling of real lighting configurations in the context of the software used must be understood.

Goal type	Description
Skills	Development of an understanding of different photometric quantities and their significance for general lighting based on experiments. Whereby, real light sources are measured in team work.
Skills	Preparation of data sheets for lamps and / or luminaries on the basis of previously performed measurements of the corresponding photometric properties.

Type	Attendance (h/Wk.)
Practical training	2
Tutorial (voluntary)	0

none

Accompanying material	see accompanying material to lecture / exercise
Separate exam	Yes

Exam Type	EN andere studienbegleitende Prüfungsform
Details	It requires a qualified report on the measurement and qualification of light sources, as well as a paper on selected topics of light measurement (evaluation with 40% share of the module grade).
Minimum standard	The generated data sheets contain correctly determined primary measurement data. The calculation of the secondary measurement data must be traceable. Charts and numeric data must be consistent. In the preparation of the paper, it is necessary that the theoretical foundations for the explained measurements are described correctly. In addition, the relevant content must be reproduced in a meaningful technical text.