ILLUMINATION

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Luminous Flux (Φ)

  • All the radiated power emitted by a light source and perceived by the eye

  • light output of a light source

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Lumen (lm)

unit of measurement of the light output of a lamp

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Luminous Intensity (I)

  • a light source emits its luminous flux (Φ) in different directions and at different intensities. is a measure of how much flux is emitted within a small conical angle in the direction of the surface

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candela (cd)

SI unit for luminous intensity

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Light Intensity

is the measure of light output in a specified direction or particular direction

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Illuminance (E)

is a measure of the amount of light falling on a surface. The distance of the light source from the area being illuminated influences it.

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Lux (lx)

The International System of Units (SI) unit of illuminance

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Luminance (L)

is the brightness of an illuminated or luminous surface as perceived by the human eye.

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Luminous Efficacy (η)

indicates the efficiency with which the electrical power consumed is converted into light

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Luminaire Efficiency

(also known as the light output ratio) is an important criterion in gauging the energy efficiency of a luminaire.

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Incandescent lamps

produce light by the passage of an electric current through a filament, which heats it to incandescence

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Electric discharge lamps

produce light by the passage of an electric current through a vapor or gas, initiating the discharge to fluoresce.

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Light

is a form of radiant energy from natural sources (e.g. the sun and stars), and artificial sources (e.g. a candle and electric lamps).

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Lighting

Is the application of light to illuminate objects, surfaces, scenes, pictures and people.

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Illumination

Average illumination of a surface is luminous flux per unit area

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Incandescent Lamps

produce light by the passage of an electric current through a filament, which heats it to incandescence (e.g. general service, reflectorized, and tungsten-halogen).

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Electric Discharge lamps

produce light by the passage of an electric current through a vapor or gas, initiating the discharge to fluoresce.

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Illumination meter

An instrument used to measure the intensity of a light source

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Coefficient of utilization

The ratio of lumens reaching the work plane divided by the total lumens generated by the light is

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Candela

Unit of luminous intensity

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Lux

Unit of illuminance

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Glare and shadows

The direct lighting scheme is most efficient but is liable to cause______

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Utilization Factor

Total flux required in any lihting scheme depends inversely on______

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Reading

Flood is NOT used for ________ purposes

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Incandescent

Has minimum initial cost of installation but maximum running cost

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4000

The average working life of a fluorescent lamp is about _____ hours

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70

The luminous efficiency of a sodium vapor lamp is about____ lumden

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Efficacy

A measure of lumen output per watt input produced by the light source

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Cinema Projector

Carbon arc lamps are commonly ussd in____

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Proofreading

Need hughest level of illumination

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Lux

Illumination of one lumen pe sq. Meter is called_____

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Trotter Illumination Photometer

Depends on its operation on Lamberts cosine law

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Ambient Temperature

The level of illumination on surface least relies upon_______

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6000 K

The color temperature of day light is around_____

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Osmium

Filament material that has lowest melting point

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Tungsten

A material used as filament in the incandescent lamps?

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Luminous efficiency

Lumen

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3400 deg C

Melting point of tungsten

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Unity

Power factor of filament lamps