Environmental Science
3 years ago

Low CCT LED Headlamps Improve Visibility of Vehicles in Adverse Weather.

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Journal of the Korean Institute of Illuminating and Electrical Installation Engineers
The Effect of CCT Tunable LED Headlamp on Target Visibility of Vehicles and Road Surfaces under Adverse Weather Condition
Hyensou Pak, Hyeran Kang, Jun-Gi Kim, Chan-Su Lee

Paper Summary

A study tested different LED headlamps to see how well they make vehicles and roads visible in bad weather. They used headlamps with different colors and looked at things like reflectors and license plates. The results showed that headlamps with lower color temperatures worked better for seeing targets on vehicles and roads, especially reflectors. This means that certain headlamps can help drivers see better in fog or rain.

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