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18 September 2014 Investigation of correlation of LF power modulation of light in natural and artificial illumination situations and acoustic emission
Florian P. Kleeberg, Holger L. Gutzmann, Cornelia Weyer, Jürgen Weiß, Joachim Dörfler, Cornelius F. Hahlweg
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The present paper is a follow up of a paper presented in 2013 at the Novel Optical Systems conference in the session on Optics and Music. It is derived from an ongoing study on the human perception of combined optical and acoustical periodical stimuli. Originating from problems concerning artificial illumination and certain machinery with coherent optical and acoustical emissions there are effects to be observed which are interesting in the context of occupational medicine. It seems, that acoustic stimuli in the frequency range of the flicker fusion and below might lead to unexpected perceptible effects beyond those of the single stimuli. The effect of infrasound stimuli as a whole body perception seems to be boosted. Because of the difficulties in evaluation of physical and psychological effects of such coherent stimuli in a first step we question if such coherence is perceivable at all. Further, the problem of modulation of optical signals by acoustical signal is concerned. A catalogue of scenarios and ’effects to look for’ including measurement concepts is presented and discussed.
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Florian P. Kleeberg, Holger L. Gutzmann, Cornelia Weyer, Jürgen Weiß, Joachim Dörfler, and Cornelius F. Hahlweg "Investigation of correlation of LF power modulation of light in natural and artificial illumination situations and acoustic emission", Proc. SPIE 9190, Thirteenth International Conference on Solid State Lighting, 919003 (18 September 2014); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2062332
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KEYWORDS
Modulation

Acoustics

Lamps

Fluctuations and noise

Light sources

Coherence (optics)

Light emitting diodes

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