The application relates to the technical field of LED
light control, in particular to an LED dimming control method and
system based on light closed-loop feedback. The application proposes the following scheme: a group of orthogonal multi-frequency micro-modulation sequences are superimposed on the baseline driving of a target
light dose trajectory, the amplitude-
phase response characteristics of the light channel are excited, and the timing signals output by the light sensor are collected. The timing signals are subjected to multi-scale Hankel embedding and
singular spectrum analysis, the main subspace under different windows is extracted, and the common intersection direction is obtained on the Grassmann manifold to obtain a real
narrowband response. The response is input into a parameterized
radiation transmission prior model, hidden variables such as optical window
transmittance, scattering intensity and film forming state are solved, an equivalent
light dose estimate value is calculated, and the baseline driving of the
LED array is dynamically corrected according to the value, so that stable closed-
loop control of the real
light dose is realized.