Title :
Intelligent power management device for street lighting control incorporating long range static and non-static hybrid infrared detection system
Author :
Adrian, Leslie R. ; Ribickis, Leonids
Author_Institution :
Riga Tech. Univ., Riga, Latvia
Abstract :
Intelligent “street lighting”, along with its immense energy saving potential, relies upon many factors, not least, the importance of maintaining useable levels of light for both vehicles and pedestrian traffic. One element in the establishment of such a regime is the development of sensory equipment capable of vehicle and human detection with a negligible degree of error. The paper proposes a hybrid long range passive sensory system based on both static (IR Photodiode) and non-static (PIR) sensors.
Keywords :
infrared detectors; intelligent sensors; lighting control; pedestrians; photodiodes; pyroelectric detectors; street lighting; degree of error; energy saving potential; human detection; intelligent power management device; long range static hybrid infrared detection system; nonstatic PIR sensor; nonstatic hybrid infrared detection system; nonstatic pyroelectric infrared sensor; passive sensory system; pedestrian traffic; static IR Photodiode; street lighting control; vehicle detection; Detectors; Lenses; Lighting; Photodiodes; Registers; Substrates; Vehicles; Power management; Self-sensing control; Sensor; Smart power;
Conference_Titel :
Power Electronics and Applications (EPE'14-ECCE Europe), 2014 16th European Conference on
Conference_Location :
Lappeenranta
DOI :
10.1109/EPE.2014.6911008