Light Sources and Filters Flashcards

1
Q

what is “emission of light due to heat”

A

incandescence

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2
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what is a black body radiator

A

incandescence of a perfectly black object, where the spectral output is totally defined by temperature

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3
Q

on the graph of a black body radiator, as temperature increases, the peak of spectra output shifts _____

A

left

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4
Q

the color temperature term is specific to

A

black body radiators

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5
Q

how is the term color temperature applied?

A

often used with incandescent sources to describe the ‘color’ in relation to a black body radiator of that temperature

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6
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definition of correlated color temperature

A

the term used for any sources other than a blackbody radiator, commonly used for non-incandescent sources

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7
Q

most of the energy in the incandescent sources bulb is in the _____ wavelengths

A

longer wavelengths

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8
Q

why do fluorescent bulbs have a SPD that is spiky

A

energy absorption (UV absorbed by a phosphor) and re-emission at different wavelengths

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9
Q

how do LEDs work?

A

by electroluminescence, a direct release of photons resulting from electrons passing through material

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10
Q

1 ND (natural density) filter causes what reduction in light transmission

A

causes a 1 log unit reduction in light (transmission)

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