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Deeper knowledge from lighting technology, knowledge of methods of lighting system design, knowledge required at lighting technician for production of luminaires, operation and maintenance of lighting systems. Acquired knowledge is the basis for each designer of lighting systems.

Knowledge from the completed bachelor studies is required. Knowledge of lighting techniques acquired in the basic course Lighting technology is advantage.

Metody vyučování závisejí na způsobu výuky a jsou popsány článkem 7 Studijního a zkušebního řádu VUT.

up to 24 points for laboratories
up to 16 points for the project lighting system
up to 60 points for the final exam, which is focused on an overview of issues taught in the course

1. Basics of photometry, quantities, units, relations, luminous intesity curves, calculations of total luminous flux of luminaires.
2. Measurement of light-technical characteristics of the luminaires, data formats used for exchange of photometrical data and parameters of luminaires.
3. Analysis and design of lighting systems, computational methods generally, computing applications.
4. The legislative basis for lighting technology, laws, regulations, standards.
5. Light sources for luminaires.
6. Function and sorting of luminaires, basic types of optical components, luminaire requirements for different types of light sources, electrical accessories and basic structural elements of luminaires.
7. Overview of the most widely used lighting technology materials and their properties.
8. Basic principles of the design of interior lighting systems, lighting comfort, discomfort glare.
9. Daylight lighting of buildings, problems of associated lighting, basic design principles.
10. Basic principles in the design of outdoor lighting systems, public lighting, road lighting and lighting of outdoor areas.
11. Smart wiring, basic principles of luminous flux regulation, control of lighting systems.
12. Control of indoor lighting systems, modern systems for lighting control, control of public lighting.
13. New trends in lighting technology, unconventional methods of measurement and lighting system design, assessment of the energy consumption of lighting systems.

The aim of the course stands in providing students practical information of the design, operation and control of lighting systems. Students learn how to design a lighting system so it is user-friendly, what kind of light sources and luminaires should be used, and how to operate and manage the lighting system with the environment on mind. Students are acquainted with new trends used in the design, measurement and control of lighting systems.

Vymezení kontrolované výuky a způsob jejího provádění stanoví každoročně aktualizovaná vyhláška garanta předmětu.

IES Lighting Handbook 10th edition, Illuminating Engineering, New York, Society of North America 2011
Helwitt, H.,Vause, A.S.: Lamps and Lighting, British Lighting Industries Ltd. 1966
Elenbaas, W.: Light Sources, Philips Technical Library, 1972

20 hod., povinná

Design of lighting system – choosing of light sources and luminaires
Design of lighting system – luminance and illuminance evaluation, data export
Visualization of lighting system design – scene setting, energy consumption
Measurement of radiation spectra of small light sources
Measurement of luminous flux of small light sources
Measurement of luminous intensity curves of fluorescent luminaires
Measurement of spectral and integral transmittance of transparent materials
Thermal evaluation of luminaires
Measurement of chromaticity temperature difference depending on supply voltage
Measurement of colour rendering index of light sources
Operational properties of electrical lighting sources
Luminance analysis of luminaires using digital photography
Measurement of directional characteristics of reflective materials