MODULE 2,3,4 Flashcards

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1
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It is defined as “visually evaluated radiant energy”

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Light

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2
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Based on ____ All heated bodies emit energetic corpuscles, each having the same very high velocity and a size dependent upon its color

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Newton (1600’s)

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3
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Based on _____ Every point on an advancing wavefront serves as a source of secondary wavelets, sent out radially

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Huygens (1670)

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4
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Basend on _____ , it Showed that all radiant
energy consists of electromagnetic waves travelling at
the velocity of light.

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Maxwell & Hertz (19th century)

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5
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Best natural source of light is?

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Sun

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6
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The visible portion of the electromagnetic spectrum includes all wavelengths is between?

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380 nm and 770 nm

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7
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It tend to produce light with greater amounts of power in the longer wavelength ends of the spectrum
(reds & oranges);

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Incandescent

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8
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basis for the development of all manufactured paints and dyes

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Subtractive primaries

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9
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what the eye uses in the process of seeing light and color

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Additive primaries

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10
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Factors that can be controlled in the design of a lighting system

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  • Direction
  • Color
  • Brightness (luminance)
  • Quantity (illuminance)
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11
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A Single point source of light and Provides highlights and casts shadows providing contrast and producing definite focus

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Key Lights

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12
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Multi-directional or diffuse light and Reduces shadows on an object caused by the key light

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Fill lighting

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13
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It Occurs when light strikes a surface at a sharp angle, nearly parallel to a rough surface

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Grazing

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14
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Occurs when light strikes a surface at a wide angle

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Wall Washing

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15
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A Light source is used not to illuminate an object itself, but its background

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Silhouette

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16
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Produces shadows that are reversed from how an object is shadowed in daylight

Creates an eerie, unnatural effect because it replaces the more familiar overhead orientation of the light source

17
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CCT means

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Correlated Color Temperature

18
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CRI means

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Color Rendering Index

19
Q

Acceptable range of CCTs for
indoor environments is
between?

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2500°K and 5000°K

20
Q

It rating indicates how well an object’s colors are rendered by a source.

21
Q

Quantity is described in?

22
Q

result of excessive, uncontrolled light within the field of view

23
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Defined as the flow of light, Φ. Measured in?

A

Luminous Flux, Lumens

24
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Average illumination of a surface is
luminous flux per unit area.

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Lumen/m2 is called a ____ while lumen/ft2 is called _______
Lux, Footcandle
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The measure of light output in a specific direction
Light Intensity
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the brightness of an illuminated or luminous surface as perceived by the human eye
Luminance (L)
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Luminance unit is?
candelas per square meter (cd/m2).
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Luminous efficacy indicates the efficiency with which the electrical power consumed is converted into light.
Luminous Efficacy (η). Lumens per watt (lm/W)
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also known as the light output ratio
Luminaire Efficiency
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It is is produced by a filament heated to incandescence by an electric current
Light
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Major Components of Light
Bulb Filament Gas Base
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Outer glass shell of the lamp
Bulb
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helps slow filament evaporation, which increases lamp life and reduces lamp lumen depreciation
Inert gas fill
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Lamps lower than 40 W are of the ______ and those higher than 40 W use an __________
the vacuum type| argon and nitrogen gas fill
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Melting point of tungsten is?
3700k
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When current passes through the ____, this heats to incandescence, causing it to glow
Filament
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