Implementation of a Multi-domain LED Model and its Application for Optimized LED Luminaire Design

In the Industry 4.0 era digitalization of design and manufacturing processes is taking place. The aim of the Delphi4LED H2020 ECSEL R&D project of the EU is to trigger such a transition in the solid-state lighting industry by developing testing and modelling methodologies aimed at multi-domain c...

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Published in2019 35th Semiconductor Thermal Measurement, Modeling and Management Symposium (SEMI-THERM) pp. 12 - 17
Main Authors Hegedus, Janos, Hantos, Gusztav, Bornoff, Robin, Rencz, Marta, Poppe, Andras
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published STEF 01.03.2019
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compact modelling
LED mult-domain modelling
SPICE models
spreadsheet application
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Summary:In the Industry 4.0 era digitalization of design and manufacturing processes is taking place. The aim of the Delphi4LED H2020 ECSEL R&D project of the EU is to trigger such a transition in the solid-state lighting industry by developing testing and modelling methodologies aimed at multi-domain characterization of LED based products at different levels of integration along the SSL supply chain. Key to the support of the fully digitalized LED luminaire design process is the appropriate implementation of a chip level LED multi-domain model that can be used in design tools which are widely available both for SMEs and big international companies. In this paper, we present the latest implementation of BME's chip level multi-domain LED model and its application in an spreadsheet based simulation tool. The model has been successfully tested through the first demonstrator design of the Delphi4LED project.
ISSN:2577-1000