High precision illumination and lighting controllers

Benefits of CCS FASTUS

SensingVariation correction and stabilization

Current correction circuit corrects LED forward current variations to achieve uniform brightness.

Temperature compensation circuit corrects brightness fluctuation due to rising temperatures after lighting comes on and ambient temperature changes.

MonitoringMonitoring and adjustment of brightness and temperature variations

Luminance monitor function allows numerical brightness control, with upper/lower limit settings enabling alarm output.

Absolute luminance values based on factory default data can be used as indices to enable uniform brightness across lighting.

FeedbackBrightness maintenance

Brightness is automatically adjusted to maintain initial settings.

LED lighting

"FALUX" uses a constant current circuit dependent on the input voltage, variations in the forward current of individual LEDs are corrected for uniform brightness. Meanwhile, the temperature compensation circuitcompensates for fluctuations in brightness due to increases in temperature after lighting or changes in the ambient temperature.
LED brightness sensing is performed using multiple built-in photodiodes, this allows for accurate measurement of LED brightness not only during continuous illumination but also with short period illumination. Absolute brightness is stored in the lighting’s internal memory to allow for instrumental error adjustment. “FALUX Sensing” also makes it possible to measure both the LED brightness of lighting and the internal temperature, and then to monitor those measurements on the power supply side.
“FALUX-it” technology for 12 VDC drivability eliminates the need for a dedicated controller and resistance box. It uses a voltage conversion constant current circuit with a built-in transformer, and constant current control according to the voltage is possible for converting to the different forward voltages for each LED color.

Controllers

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Emission spectrum diagram

The lamp emission spectrum distributions for each LED lighting series are displayed here. The horizontal axis is the wavelength (nm), and the vertical axis is the relative emission intensity.
Data is for reference purposes.
Please note that actual products will vary slightly.

OPR / OPR-SF
OPB-S
OPF / OPX
OPS-S