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Figure 1 The LED separation variation for maximally flatillumination.
Figure 2 The horizontal illuminance contour plots: (a) one LEDwith a circular emission cross-section [Max 683 lx], and quasi-elliptic emission cross-sections with two LEDs separated by adistance: (b) d = 0.3 m and (c) d =1.0 m [Max
Figure 4 shows the flowchart used to calculate the
Figure 4 The flow chart used for calculating the RMSDS.
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