1
Q
(invented by Thomas Alva Adison)
Employs the principle of converting electrical energy into heat
at aa temperature that causes the filament to be incandescent
(red or white hot).
A
Incandescent Light
2
Q
(invented by Audre
Claude, also the inventor of neon lamp)
Contains mercury vapor, an electric arc is
produced between the opposing
electrodes generating some visible light.
A
Fluorescent Light
3
Q
Produces high intensity light within an arc tube contained in an
outer bulb. The metallic gas within the arc tube may be
mercury, sodium or a combination of other metallic vapors.
A
High- Intensity Discharge (HD) Lamp
Utilities
flashcards
Decks in class (28)
# Cards
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Acoustic Materials and its Application11
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Basic Elements3
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Types of gypsum board8
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Common Building Material10
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Types of Volume or Cavity Resonators3
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Porous Materials10
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Definition of Acoustics Related Terms14
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Commercial acoustic materials1
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Types of Auditorium 53
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Types of Absorptive Materials 53
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Absorber Performance 54
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Auditorium Acoustic Considerations 54
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F: History of Light12
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F: Definition of Light6
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F: Types of Light Source3
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F: Fundamental Laws of Light8
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F: Natural Light4
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F: Artificial Light4
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F: Types of Lighting System6
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F: Other Notable Consideration3
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F: Electric Light Source3
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F: Classification of High-Intensity Discharge (HD) Lamp3
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F: Miscellaneous Lamps4
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F: Factors to consider in selection of light source10
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F: Basic Components of Luminaires9
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F: Types of Fixtures or Luminaires16
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F: Lighting Documentation9
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F: Lighting Controls11
