lecture 4 photometry Flashcards

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1
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name the 2 ways one can quantify light

A

photometry and radiometry

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2
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photometry is the measurement of _____ _____

A

visible light

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3
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radiometry is the measurement of ____ _____ from ____ to ____

A

optical radiation, infrared to UV

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4
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cd/m2 (or foot-lambert) are the units of…

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luminance (Lv) aka nits (luminous intensity per unit projected area of an extended source)

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5
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lm/m2 is the units of…

A

illuminance (Ev) aka lux (luminous power on a surface)

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6
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a steradian is a ____ from a ____

A

cone, sphere

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7
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radiometric equivalence of luminance (luminous intensity per unit projected area of an extended source) is…

A

radiance (W/sr/m2)

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8
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radiometric equivalence of illuminance (luminous power on a surface) is…

A

irradiance (W/m2)

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9
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a lumen is a unit of…

A

luminous power (lm)

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10
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a candela is a unit of….

A

luminous intensity (lm/sr) or cd

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11
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radiometric equivalence of luminous power (total light from a source) is….

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radiant power (J/s) or W

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12
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radiometric equivalence of luminous intensity (light produced in a solid angle by a point source) is…

A

radiant intensity (W/sr)

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13
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lm/W is the unit for

A

luminous efficiency (how efficient our vision system is at detecting a source of a given luminous power

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14
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____lm/W is the number of lumens per watt that is maximally absorbed by the photopic system

A

683 lm/W

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15
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____lm/W is the number of lumens per watts that is maximally absorbed by the scotopic system

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1700 lm/W

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16
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on a graph of luminous effciency vs wavelength (nm) you are given 10 watts @500nm, 500nm corresponds with 0.4 on the luminous efficiency axis, what are lumens?

A

lumens=(lum eff)(683 lm/W)(W)….lumens = 0.4 x 683 x 10=2732 lumens

17
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What law describes adding all lumens from all wavelengths to get the total

A

Abneys law of additivity…. (scotopic and photopic can also add together)

18
Q

true or false: luminance is the same as brightness

A

false, brightness is percieved and can be percieved differently.

19
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true or false: an example of illuminance is the lit part of a table where a flashlight is shining

A

true

20
Q

true or false: an example of luminance is the light in motion moving away from its source

A

true

21
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which law describes: the energy twice as far from a source is spread over 4 times the area, reducing intensity by 4 times

A

the inverse square law..(also if you move 3 times as far the intensity reduces by 9 times)

22
Q

true or false: a troland (td) is is a unit of measurement equivalent to luminous intensity (cd) incident on the pupil

A

true

23
Q

in additive color mixing, blue + green + red make…

A

white

24
Q

in subtractive color mixing, cyan + magenta + yellow make….

A

black

25
Q

in subtractive color mixing, cyan + yellow=____, cyan + magenta =_____, magenta + yellow=____

A

green, blue, red

26
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in additive color mixing, red + blue=____, green + blue=___, red + green=____

A

magenta, cyan, yellow

27
Q

what kind of filter would I use if I wanted to isolate a light between 510nm and 530nm?

A

a bandpass filter

28
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What kind of filter would I use if I wanted to block 10% of light equally across the spectrum?

A

neutral density filter

29
Q

what kind of filter would I use if I wanted to filter out infrared light?

A

IR filter

30
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What kind of filter would I use if I wanted to allow everything below infrared to pass thru?

A

a cut filter

31
Q

what kind of filter would I use if I wanted to allow long wavelengths of light thru but not short wavelengths?

A

a longpass filter

32
Q

The cornea and lens work together to create what kind of filter?

A

a longpass filter to filter out UV