Characterization of digital addressable lighting interface through power line communication

Cost being a huge factor to be considered before doing anything should be as cheap yet effective and efficient as possible. The study aims to implement a power efficient lighting system using Digital Addressable Lighting Interface (DALI) protocol. This system is a method of controlling light fixture...

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Main Authors: Abundo, Rommel P., Co, Kent Oliver M., Gaite, Paul Andre M., Layco, Jerahmeel Andrew B., Uy, Joshua M.
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_bachelors-151112021-11-04T06:15:49Z Characterization of digital addressable lighting interface through power line communication Abundo, Rommel P. Co, Kent Oliver M. Gaite, Paul Andre M. Layco, Jerahmeel Andrew B. Uy, Joshua M. Cost being a huge factor to be considered before doing anything should be as cheap yet effective and efficient as possible. The study aims to implement a power efficient lighting system using Digital Addressable Lighting Interface (DALI) protocol. This system is a method of controlling light fixtures in a space ranging from single rooms to multiple buildings. Furthermore, the group endeavors to unify the DALI's low voltage communication wires and its power supply wires into a single line through the help of the concept of power line communication. With that, low voltage wires used in signal transmission can be eliminated by using the power lines as substitute. Besides, the power consumption of the ballast can be lessened with the aid of the DALI through dimming. Given these, the cost of operation and implementation of the lighting and wiring system will be greatly reduced. Aside from that, the proposed system offers convenience to the building management because it can control the lights automatically through scheduling, occupancy, and daylight sensing. Lastly, the study provides a GUI that helps the user visualize how much he or she will be able to save in terms of cost by using the proposed system. 2009-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/14469 Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository Electric controllers--Design and construction Electric lines--Carrier transmission Energy conservation Energy development--Environmental aspects Power resources--Cost control Adaptive control systems
institution De La Salle University
building De La Salle University Library
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country Philippines
Philippines
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topic Electric controllers--Design and construction
Electric lines--Carrier transmission
Energy conservation
Energy development--Environmental aspects
Power resources--Cost control
Adaptive control systems
spellingShingle Electric controllers--Design and construction
Electric lines--Carrier transmission
Energy conservation
Energy development--Environmental aspects
Power resources--Cost control
Adaptive control systems
Abundo, Rommel P.
Co, Kent Oliver M.
Gaite, Paul Andre M.
Layco, Jerahmeel Andrew B.
Uy, Joshua M.
Characterization of digital addressable lighting interface through power line communication
description Cost being a huge factor to be considered before doing anything should be as cheap yet effective and efficient as possible. The study aims to implement a power efficient lighting system using Digital Addressable Lighting Interface (DALI) protocol. This system is a method of controlling light fixtures in a space ranging from single rooms to multiple buildings. Furthermore, the group endeavors to unify the DALI's low voltage communication wires and its power supply wires into a single line through the help of the concept of power line communication. With that, low voltage wires used in signal transmission can be eliminated by using the power lines as substitute. Besides, the power consumption of the ballast can be lessened with the aid of the DALI through dimming. Given these, the cost of operation and implementation of the lighting and wiring system will be greatly reduced. Aside from that, the proposed system offers convenience to the building management because it can control the lights automatically through scheduling, occupancy, and daylight sensing. Lastly, the study provides a GUI that helps the user visualize how much he or she will be able to save in terms of cost by using the proposed system.
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author Abundo, Rommel P.
Co, Kent Oliver M.
Gaite, Paul Andre M.
Layco, Jerahmeel Andrew B.
Uy, Joshua M.
author_facet Abundo, Rommel P.
Co, Kent Oliver M.
Gaite, Paul Andre M.
Layco, Jerahmeel Andrew B.
Uy, Joshua M.
author_sort Abundo, Rommel P.
title Characterization of digital addressable lighting interface through power line communication
title_short Characterization of digital addressable lighting interface through power line communication
title_full Characterization of digital addressable lighting interface through power line communication
title_fullStr Characterization of digital addressable lighting interface through power line communication
title_full_unstemmed Characterization of digital addressable lighting interface through power line communication
title_sort characterization of digital addressable lighting interface through power line communication
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 2009
url https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/14469
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