A study on the performance factors for wireless lighting control networks
Dae Ho Kim, Jung-Sik Sung, Seong-Hee Park, Tae‐Gyu Kang · 2016
Modern lighting control system is heralding a radical change since the development of LED lighting and the universalization of Internet. An advanced lighting system is started to be controlled anywhere anytime without being constrained in time and space through internet, and can be automatically controlled depending on the ambient light environment. In addition, range of lighting controls began to be fine as a single unit lighting in the room, and it began to use wireless communication instead of wired communication technologies described for the individual lighting control. However, the number of lights to be controlled is too many and dense. In this paper, we summarized the considerations of lighting control system using wireless technology and lighting elements that should be considered by applying the ad hoc mode or infrastructure mode of wireless communication technology.