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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
Lumen (lm)
unit of measurement of the light output of a lamp
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
candela (cd)
SI unit for luminous intensity
Light Intensity
is the measure of light output in a specified direction or particular direction
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.
Lux (lx)
The International System of Units (SI) unit of illuminance
Luminance (L)
is the brightness of an illuminated or luminous surface as perceived by the human eye.
Luminous Efficacy (η)
indicates the efficiency with which the electrical power consumed is converted into light
Luminaire Efficiency
(also known as the light output ratio) is an important criterion in gauging the energy efficiency of a luminaire.
Incandescent lamps
produce light by the passage of an electric current through a filament, which heats it to incandescence
Electric discharge lamps
produce light by the passage of an electric current through a vapor or gas, initiating the discharge to fluoresce.
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).
Lighting
Is the application of light to illuminate objects, surfaces, scenes, pictures and people.
Illumination
Average illumination of a surface is luminous flux per unit area
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).
Electric Discharge lamps
produce light by the passage of an electric current through a vapor or gas, initiating the discharge to fluoresce.
Illumination meter
An instrument used to measure the intensity of a light source
Coefficient of utilization
The ratio of lumens reaching the work plane divided by the total lumens generated by the light is
Candela
Unit of luminous intensity
Lux
Unit of illuminance
Glare and shadows
The direct lighting scheme is most efficient but is liable to cause______
Utilization Factor
Total flux required in any lihting scheme depends inversely on______
Reading
Flood is NOT used for ________ purposes
Incandescent
Has minimum initial cost of installation but maximum running cost
4000
The average working life of a fluorescent lamp is about _____ hours
70
The luminous efficiency of a sodium vapor lamp is about____ lumden
Efficacy
A measure of lumen output per watt input produced by the light source
Cinema Projector
Carbon arc lamps are commonly ussd in____
Proofreading
Need hughest level of illumination
Lux
Illumination of one lumen pe sq. Meter is called_____
Trotter Illumination Photometer
Depends on its operation on Lamberts cosine law
Ambient Temperature
The level of illumination on surface least relies upon_______
6000 K
The color temperature of day light is around_____
Osmium
Filament material that has lowest melting point
Tungsten
A material used as filament in the incandescent lamps?
Luminous efficiency
Lumen
3400 deg C
Melting point of tungsten
Unity
Power factor of filament lamps