Application Research of Stadiums Smart Lighting System Based on ZigBee

Zhong Xiao Wang; Jing Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.182-183.1281

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Application Research of Stadiums Smart Lighting System Based on ZigBee

Abstract:

This lighting system is a versatile remote control for stadiums smart lighting application. This paper describes the design of a high-brightness LED system, which demonstrates wireless communication using Freescale’s MC13213 device, high-brightness LED dimming control using Freescale’s MM908E625 and the 3-axis acceleration sensor MMA7260QT from Freescale. Advantages of using LED lighting are a long operating life, no fragile glass, no mercury, and low-voltage DC operation. In the system, each wireless part communicates over the RF medium using the freely available software stack SMAC from Freescale. At last , the paper analysis the dimming and itensity of the smart lighting system.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 182-183)

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Zhong Xiao Wang, Jing Sun

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Dimming, Intensity, RF, Smart Lighting

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