Course description
The course concentrates on humans and their needs for light. With the help of selected chapters it shows the effects of light on humans and how we can use these effects in connection with lighting and modern light sources to improve our lives. Today lighting should not only enable our vision but should also stimulate our entire organism. Beside that lighting should be energy-efficient and have minimal negative impacts on our environment.
Content is divided in the following sections:
- Visual effects of light
- Non-visual effects of light
- Basic physics of light
- Light and colour
- Photometry
- Light sources
- Luminaires
- Lighting with artificial light
- Daylight
- Lighting design
- Quality of road lighting
- Planning of Road Lighting
Course is carried out on study programme
2nd Cycle Postgraduate Study Programme in Electrical Engineering
Objectives and competences
The course aims to acquaint you with the state of the art in lighting. You will learn how important lighting is for humans and how lighting can be used to improve working and living conditions but also what problems are connected with artificial lighting. We will introduce you to the methods for lighting planning and show you how to use appropriate tools in the planning process.
Learning and teaching methods
Lectures, exercises, guided project work. Part of the pedagogical process will be carried out with the help of ICT technologies and the opportunities they offer.
Intended learning outcomes
After successful completion of the course, students should be able to:
– describe the requirements for lighting in standardization;
– distinguish between different light sources and luminaires;
– use software tools for lighting design;
– carry out the calculations in lighting design;
– independently plan interior and road lighting;
– carry out measurements of lighting installations and
– assess the adequacy of lighting by means of measurement results.
Reference nosilca
- BIZJAK, Grega, KOBAV, Matej Bernard, PRELOVŠEK, Mitja. Razsvetljava : učbenik za poglavja o razsvetljavi pri predmetih Električne inštalacije in razsvetljava, Nizkonapetostne električne inštalacije, Elektrotehnika in varnost, Svetlobna tehnika. izd. Ljubljana: Založba FE in FRI, 2013.
- KOBAV, Matej Bernard, BIZJAK, Grega, KLANJŠEK GUNDE, Marta, MALOVRH REBEC, Katja. LED spectra and its photobiological effects. Light & engineering, ISSN 1068-9761, 2013, vol. 21, no. 1, str. 22-27.
- BIZJAK, Grega, MALOVRH REBEC, Katja, KOBAV, Matej Bernard, KLANJŠEK GUNDE, Marta. Photobiological aspects of LED sources for general lighting. V: Conference Balkan Light, Belgrade, 03-06 October 2012. KOSTIĆ, Miomir B. (ur.). Proceedings. Belgrade: Academic mind, 2012, str. 109-116.
- KOS, Marko, BIZJAK, Grega. Calculation of electrical energy use for lighting according to EN 15193. V: Světlo 2011 : ekologie – ekonomika – efektivita = Light 2011 : ecology – economy – efficiency. Praha: Česká společnost pro osvětlování, 2011, str. 60-63.
- KOBAV, Matej Bernard, BIZJAK, Grega. Long term study – energy savings obtained with use of daylight sensor and dimming ballasts. V: Proceedings of CIE 2010 "Lighting Quality and Energy Efficiency", 14-17 March 2010, Vienna, Austria. Vienna: Commission Internationale de l'Eclairage: = CIE, cop. 2010, str. 618-621.
Study materials
- BIZJAK, Grega, KOBAV, Matej Bernard, PRELOVŠEK, Mitja. Razsvetljava: učbenik. izd. Ljubljana: Založba FE in FRI, 2013.
- BECKERS, Benoit (ur.). Solar energy at urban scale. London: ISTE; Hoboken: Wiley, cop. 201
- LENK, Ron, LENK, Carol. Practical Lighting Design with LED, IEEE Press, 2011
- VALBERG, Arne. Light Vision Color, John Wiley & Sons, Ltd, 2005
- ANDER, Gregg D. Daylighting Performance and Design, John Wiley & Sons, Ltd, 2003
- The IESNA Lighting handbook: reference and application, New York : Illuminating Engineering Society of North America, cop. 2011 ali 2000
- Fördergemeinschaft Gutes Licht – knjižice o razsvetljavi 200X