| Date: | 6th September 2007 | | Venue: | Photonics Cluster (UK), Aston Science Park | | Event: | Learn How to Develop Safe LED-Based Products | | Course Lecturer: | Dr Neil Haigh, BSc, PhD | | Places: | 8 |
Objectives
Learn how to develop safe LED-based products compliant with International Standards. High Brightness LEDs have the potential to cause serious injury to the eye and a thorough understnading of where the responsibility lies for safe LED product development is paramount. Who should attend
The course is a must for research technicians working with LEDs in laboratories in industry and universities, LED manufacturers and lighting personnel in a wide range of application fields: LED Signals
Medical
Street Lighting
Automotive
Architectural
Machine Vision
Stage & Theatre
Airfield & Aircraft
Projection/displays | | Optical Radiation Hazards
Optical radiation hazard spectrum, physiology of the eye, Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) limits, photothermal and photochemical hazards | LED Beam Properties
LED output properties, photometric versus radiometric units, radiance versus irradiance, beam divergence, source subtense | LED & Laser Safety Analysis (IEC 60825-1:2001)
LED and LASER hazard analysis and classification via the laser safety standard IEC 60825-1, Accessible Emission Limits (AEL), small source and extended source hazards, limiting apertures, limiting acceptance angle, pulsed laser source analysis, Nominal Ocular Hazard Distance (NOHD), laser safety eyewear | LED & Lamp Safety Analysis (CIE 009 : 2002)
LED hazard analysis via the CIE 009: 2002 lamp safety standard, exposure limits and action spectra, Measurement of lamps and lamp systems, lamp classification | Practical Hazard Analysis Workshop
Hands-on hazard evaluation of LED sources in accordance with both the laser and lamp safety standards, comparison of LED source output with applicable classification and exposure limits | LED Arrays & Advanced Concepts
Hazard analysis of Led arrays and clusters, Most Hazardous Position (MHP), subtense angle determination |
Contact
If you have any queries about future courses, please contact Tahreen on 0121 250 3505 or email
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