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WorksheetsLighting 2
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Loss of light when light rays strikes or traverses any medium.
Absorption
Transmission
Capacitor
Reflectance
A beam of light is reflected diffusely, that is, its ray is scattered in all directions, if it strikes a rough or matte surface
Reflectance
Diffuse Reflection
Specular Reflection
Transmission
A beam of light is reflected when a light ray strikes a mirror like, shiny or glossy surface at an angle where the angle of incidence is reflected as a light beam with equal angle of reflection
Reflectance
Diffuse Reflection
Specular Reflection
Transmission
It is the passage of light through a medium when light falls upon a transparent material
Reflectance
Diffuse Reflection
Specular Reflection
Transmission
A false ceiling of diffusing material with light sources mounted above
Accent Lighting
Down Light
Dimmer
Luminance Ceiling
A directional lighting to emphasize a space or an object
Accent Lighting
Down Light
Dimmer
Luminance Ceiling
A device to control the amount of light by reducing the voltage or the current
Accent Lighting
Down Light
Dimmer
Luminance Ceiling
A device which changes either amount or color or both of light passing through it.
Down light
Eye ball
High hat
Filter
A fixture producing concentrated direct lighting from a single bulb. It may be recessed in or mounted on the ceiling
Down light
Eye ball
High hat
Filter
A recessed or semi-recessed lighting unit with a rotating spherical element that may be turned to project light in any direction
Down light
Eye ball
High hat
Filter
A term often applied to a can-type of recessed incandescent downlight
Down light
Eye ball
High hat
Filter
Electromagnetic radiation within a certain portion of the electromagnetic spectrum.
Light
Dark
Daylight
Capacitor
A device used to measure an electromagnetic spectrum
Spectograph
Telescope
Monograph
Technograph
The deliberate use of light to achieve a practical or aesthetic effect.
Illumination
Luminaire
Steradian
Spectrum
It is a solid angle at the center of a sphere subtending an area on the surface equal to the square of the radius of the sphere
Steradian
Candela
Luminous flux
Lux
An international commission developing definitions, standards, and procedures for the art, science, and technology of lighting
CIE
ASTM
UL
UV
The light originating from the sources facing each other, as from windows in opposite walls
Counter light
Cross light
The light originating from the sources not facing each other, as from windows in opposite walls
Counter light
Cross light
It is an open area or vertical shaft in the center of a building, typically roofed with glass
Light well
Atrium
Light Shelf
Light ducts
A large open air or skylight covered space surrounded by a building
Light well
Atrium
Light Shelf
Light ducts
Utilized openings in the building to bring sunlight from the roof into deeper levels of the building
Light well
Atrium
Light Shelf
Light ducts
A horizontal surface that reflects daylight deep into the building
Light well
Atrium
Light Shelf
Light ducts
Dining (casual) recommended illumination level
20 FC
215 lux
Reading (ordinary) recommended illumination level
50 FC
538 lux
Drafting (moderaate) recommended illumination level
100 FC
1076 lux
Sewing (difficult) recommended illumination level
200 FC
2152 lux
Surgery (severe) recommended illumination level
<400 FC
<4034 lux
Also called ambient lighting. Lighting designed to provide a uniform level of illumination throughout an area.
General Lighting
Accent Light
Local Lighting
Task Lighting
Lighting designed to provide a relatively high level of illumination over a small area with surrounding area of lower intensity from spill light
General Lighting
Accent Light
Local Lighting
Task Lighting
Lighting designed to provide a strong illumination for visually demanding activity, such as drafting or reading
General Lighting
Accent Light
Local Lighting
Task Lighting
Lighting that calls attention to a particular object or feature in the visual field, or that forms decorative pattern on a surface
General Lighting
Accent Light
Local Lighting
Task Lighting
Diffuse light that produces little contrast and poorly defined shadows on the subject
Soft Light
Back light
Hard light
Highlight
To emphasize by illustrating with a strong light
Soft Light
Back light
Hard light
Highlight
Direct light that produces high contrast and distinct shadows on the subject
Soft Light
Back light
Hard light
Highlight
Lighting unit consisting of one or more electric lamps with all the necessary parts and wiring
Luminaire
Luminance
Lumiline
Illumination
Light source having a maximum dimension less than one fifth the distance form the source to the surface illuminated
Point source
Linear source
Area source
Light source having a significant dimensions in two directions such as a large window or a luminous ceiling
Point source
Linear source
Area source
Light source having one dimension significantly greater than its other dimension such as a fluorescent lamp
Point source
Linear source
Area source
