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Project Overview
Novel LED lighting solutions will be explored in order to meet the growing energy needs and costs on RIT's campus. This project addresses an area of great opportunity for product development by taking steps to modernize and optimize the lighting industry.
This project will focus on an intelligent power conditioner for LED lighting applications, incorporating an intelligent power storage option. Power will be pulled from the supply for storage at the times when it is cheaper (according to local energy pricing policies), available (as with alternative energy sources), or desirable (as in demand response applications). A cartoon of the baseline concept is shown below:
The product incorporates 4 major sub-systems:
- Modular/Scalable Enclosure
- Power Conditioning & Conversion
- Power Storage
- Intelligence
Power Module Design Concept.ppt
Administrative Information
- Project Name
- LED Lighting Technologies for a Sustainable Entrepreneurial Venture
- Project Number
- P08429
- Project Family
- Sustainable Technologies for the RIT Campus
- Track
- Sustainable Products, Systems, and Technologies
- Start Term
- 2007-2
- End Term
- 2007-3
- Faculty Guide
- Dr. Christopher Hoople (EE) - Confirmed
- Faculty Consultant
- Dr. Daniel Phillips (EE) - Confirmed
- Primary Customer
- RIT
- Customer contact information
- Dr. Vincent Amuso (EE)
- Department Head - Associate Professor
- Office: 09-3109
- Phone: (585) 475-2165
- Email: vjaeee@rit.edu
Team Documents
Concept Level Project Plan Final.ppt
Planning
Intellectual Property Considerations
Preliminary Work Breakdown Structure
Concept Development
Establish Target Specifications
System Level Design
Detail Design
Design for Manufacturing and Assembly
Design for the Environment and Sustainability
Testing and Refinement
Published Documents
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Concept Design Review Documents (SD I)
Detailed Design Review Documents (SD I)
Managerial Design Review Presentation (SD I)
Technical Conference Publication (SD II)
Poster Publication (SD II)
Managerial Design Review Presentation (SD II)
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