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Tiecheng Wang

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Proceedings Article | 12 January 2018 Paper

Quantitative evaluation research of glare from automotive headlamps

Tiecheng Wang, Rui Qian, Ye Cao, Mingqiu Gao

Proceedings Volume 10621, 106211Y (2018) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2295537

KEYWORDS: Headlamps, Roads, Eye, Light sources and illumination, Data modeling, Lamps, Statistical analysis, Electrochemical etching, Light sources, Visibility

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This study concerns the quantized evaluation research of glare from automotive headlamps. In the actual regulations, only one point in the test screen is set for judging whether driver can bear the light caused by headlamps of opposing vehicle. To evaluating practical effect of glare, we accept a glare zone with the probability distribution information of the oncoming driver’s eye position. In this focus area, glare level of headlamp is represented by weighted luminous flux. To confirm the most comfortable illuminance value to human eyes at 50 m, we used test point B50L as observation position, and collected 1,000 subjective evaluation data from 20 test personnel in different ages during two months. Basing on the assessment results, we calculated 0.60 lx as recommended value for standardized testing procedure at 25 m. Then we figured out 0.38 lm as optimum value, and 0.25 / 1.20 lm as limiting values depending on regulations. We tested 40 sample vehicles with different levels to verify the sectional nonlinear quantitative evaluation method we designed, and analyzed the typical test results.

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