Re: [PD] OT: Ir leds

2010-08-30 Thread Damian Stewart
> Date: Sun, 29 Aug 2010 19:44:16 -0700
> From: ronni montoya 
>
> Im making an interactive floor and i need to iluminate a space of 4 x
> 4 meters with ir light.


Hi Ronni,

this question would be best asked on the openFrameworks forum 
http://openframeworks.cc/forum since many people there work professionally with 
computer vision and related interactive technology on a day-to-day basis...

hth
d

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Re: [PD] OT: Ir leds

2010-08-30 Thread Gerard Paresys

only 18 leds? wow , can you tell me please which large was the  space
you iluminated? how many meters does it have?


A circle of approximately diameter 2 meter.

The 18 LEDs are placed at a distance of approximately 1 to 2 meters.

http://gerard.paresys.free.fr/Installation/index.html

Gerard



thanks!!!

2010/8/30 Gerard Paresys :

 I illuminated an installation with 18 IR diodes OPE5685.
 http://radiospares-fr.rs-online.com/web/4550802.html

 For an Unibrain camera ref 2061:
  http://www.unibrain.com/Products/VisionImg/Fire_i_BC_remoteCCD.htm
 with 2.1mm Wide Lens (no IR coating)

 Gerard




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Re: [PD] OT: Ir leds

2010-08-30 Thread Gerard Paresys

I illuminated an installation with 18 IR diodes OPE5685.
http://radiospares-fr.rs-online.com/web/4550802.html

For an Unibrain camera ref 2061:
 http://www.unibrain.com/Products/VisionImg/Fire_i_BC_remoteCCD.htm
with 2.1mm Wide Lens (no IR coating)

Gerard

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Re: [PD] OT: Ir leds

2010-08-30 Thread Derek Holzer
You probably want the brightest ones (usually measured in in mcd) you 
can get! Besides that, if you know anything about the camera you are 
using that would help a lot, for example which part of the spectrum in 
nanometers it is most sensitive to. Then you can match it to the 
spectrum emitted by the LEDs.


Another characteristic is the angle of the LED, in your case you 
probably want them to be pretty wide.


Some LEDs are low current or ultrabright, which mean they are better at 
making light from current. Ultrabrights, however use a ton of current at 
their brightest. This is usually only a concern if you are running from 
a battery or very weak power supply (or in something like a voltage 
controlled synthesizer when a sudden big current draw can have audible 
consequences!).


So once you understand the characteristics of the LEDs, you can choose 
the ones for your budget. You'll still have to do a lot of testing to 
get the right amount of light for the space and your camera. It's always 
of a question of whether you have more money than time, or time than money.


Somehow I seem to have neither these days, I wonder what I'm doing 
wrong! ;-)


Best,
Derek

On 8/30/10 4:44 AM, ronni montoya wrote:

Hello everybody, i dont know if here is the correct place to ask, if
anybody know another forum related to this , i will be very happy if
somebody can show me:

Im making an interactive floor and i need to iluminate a space of 4 x
4 meters with ir light.
I been seen there are some ir leds matrix on survillance stores but
they are expensive to my budget, so i was thinking that i can build my
own ir led matrix .
I been seen there are tons of different types of ir leds with
different characteristics.

Do anybody know which ir leds do i need for this?

which model, label or serial number?


Any idea would be appreaciated

thank you very much

Ronny

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[PD] OT: Ir leds

2010-08-29 Thread ronni montoya
Hello everybody, i dont know if here is the correct place to ask, if
anybody know another forum related to this , i will be very happy if
somebody can show me:

Im making an interactive floor and i need to iluminate a space of 4 x
4 meters with ir light.
I been seen there are some ir leds matrix on survillance stores but
they are expensive to my budget, so i was thinking that i can build my
own ir led matrix .
I been seen there are tons of different types of ir leds with
different characteristics.

Do anybody know which ir leds do i need for this?

which model, label or serial number?


Any idea would be appreaciated

thank you very much

Ronny

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