LED lighting flicker and potential health concerns¶
Wilkins, A., Veitch, J., & Lehman, B. (2010). LED lighting flicker and potential health concerns: IEEE standard PAR1789 update. IEEE.
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- Wagon-Wheel Effect
- The dangerous flip side is why industrial lighting is regulated: fluorescent lamps on older magnetic ballasts, and LED lamps driven straight off a full-wave rectifier, modulate at twice the mains frequency (100 or 120 Hz)
This sourceEstablishes the frequency claim exactly as now scoped: fluorescent lamps on older magnetic ballasts flash at twice the supply frequency, and LEDs driven straight off a full-wave rectifier modulate at the same 100 or 120 Hz.
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- The dangerous flip side is why industrial lighting is regulated: fluorescent lamps on older magnetic ballasts, and LED lamps driven straight off a full-wave rectifier, modulate at twice the mains frequency (100 or 120 Hz)
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