Research: this LED can reduce the negative effects of light on plants and animals

In the new lighting era, with the enhancement of people oriented consciousness, people are born for lighting. The light is adjusted by the principle of circadian rhythms, and the spirit of people is promoted at a given time. The concept of changing light and dark with the rest of the person is illuminated by human beings. Lighting has solved the impact of light on the human body and is used to develop innovative lighting technologies to reduce the negative effects of artificial light sources and to improve the quality of life. In addition to the human body, scientists have studied the effects of artificial light on wild animals and plants. Scientists have developed a study that studies the ecological effects of various light rays through different spectra and has developed a way to reduce the negative effects of artificial light on wild animals and plants.

The development of LED technology provides a wider spectrum of spectrum and provides more options for lighting applications. Travis Ranco (University of Southern California) urban ecologist Travis Ranco (Travis Longcore), based on the understanding of different spectra, led his team to measure 26 kinds of LED lighting products to predict the effects of different spectral lines, rather than to test the animals directly.

The team has collected data that has been published and estimates the possible responses of light - sensitive organisms such as turtles, insects and fish to a series of light and light sources. Based on the calculated data, the team developed an indicator to identify different lamps and predict their effects based on the ecology, physiology, and astronomical indices.

The results show that, compared to the high pressure sodium lamp, the filtered yellow green LED and amber LED may have a smaller effect on the animals. On the contrary, the more blue light source will have a greater adverse effect on it.

It is reported that the purpose of the study is to establish a database for lighting designers and groups responsible for installing public lighting systems. According to the information provided by the study, they can choose different schemes, which adopt new lighting techniques, which have less negative effects on wild animals and plants. (compiled: LEDinside Janice)

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