Abstract

In this study, we have a research of the design of light source of agricultural UVALED pest control lamp in food production. The traditional agricultural black light lamp is a special gas discharge lamp, which can emit 320~400 nm ultraviolet light to trap the pests. However, the traditional agricultural black light lamp has such problems as low light efficiency, large power consumption; poor shock resistance, short life span and the filler harming the environment. To solve these problems, this study adopted 365 nm (UV) emission wavelengths in -line metal agricultural UVALED to design pest control light source based on the insects phototaxis response curve so as to trap the pests in food production.

Keywords:

Agricultural UVLED, black light lamp, food production, light distribution, pests, ultraviolet light,

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