Module 02 Flashcards

1
Q

When color is perceived, it is a result of what four origins?

A
  1. Size of space or object
  2. Geometry of space
  3. Radiance
  4. Background of materials reflecting or transmitting energy of particular regions of the visible spectrum.
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2
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A light source that emits radiant energy comparatively balanced in all visible wavelengths appears _____ in color.

A

white

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3
Q

What is Correlated Color Temperature? How is it measured?

A

A measure of the light source’s color appearance defined by the proximity of the light source’s chromaticity coordinates to the blackbody locus.

Measured in Kelvin (K)

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4
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What is Spectral Power Distribution?

A

A measurement of the radiant power exitance emitted by the source at each wavelength or band of wavelength over the visible region.

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5
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What does CRI stand for? Define CRI.

A

Color Rendering Index.

measures the ability of a light source to accurately render all frequencies of its color spectrum when compared to a perfect reference light of a similar type (color temperature) .

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6
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What color has shown to be important in the color rendering metrics?

A

Red (R9)

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7
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What source of light compliments the appearance of the human face and warm colors the best? Why?

A

Incandescent and Tungsten Halogen light because they have the highest possible color rendering (CRI 100) similar to sunlight.

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8
Q

TM30 is a new way of measuring the color of light. Explain how light is evaluated with TM30.

A

99 new color evaluation samples (CES) to measure color fidelity (Rf) and Gamut (Rg) area of chromaticity (vividness).

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9
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Color Rendering is relative. True or False?

A

True.

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10
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How is luminous intensity of light measured?

A

Measured in Candelas (cd) – flux per solid angle in a given direction.

Intensity in a direction(s) can be plotted on a distribution curve or polar graph.

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11
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What does CBCP stand for?

A

Center Beam Candlepower

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12
Q

What is the measurement of luminous flux or quantity of light emitted by an electrical source?

A

Measured in lumens (lm) – time rate flow of light. the summation of light from a lamp.

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13
Q

Illuminance is measured in _______________ and luminance is
measured in ________________.

A

foot-candles (fc) or lux (lx)
Candelas per square meter

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14
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What device is used to measure light intensity at many different angles through a luminaire?

A

Sphere photometer

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15
Q

What is a polar luminous intensity distribution curve? Draw an example.

A

It is the absolute total light pattern.

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16
Q

When calculating the Room Cavity Ratio, the answer is used within a graph to understand the ___________ of ___________.

A

Coefficient
Utilization

17
Q

What is LLF? Name at least three factors used to calculate LLF. Describe each factor and note whether it is recoverable or non-recoverable.

A

LIGHT LOSS FACTOR – is a multiplier of several operating and environmental conditions that interfere with the transmission of light, resulting in wasted lumens.

Lumen Dirt Depreciation (LDD) – accumulation of dirt on lamp (recoverable)

Lamp Lumen Depreciation (LLD) – lumen output changes gradually over operating time (recoverable)

Ambient Temperature Factor (ATF) – variations in temperature of environment (non-recoverable)

18
Q

What is the formula for average maintained illuminance in a space?

A

(total lumens)(CU)(LLF)/area

19
Q

What is the formula for the horizontal illuminance directly below a light fixture?

A

fc= cp/d^2 (cos 0)

20
Q

What is the formula for vertical illuminance from a light fixture?

A

cp(sin 0)/d^2

21
Q

When laying out wall washers near a wall, what should be the ratio on center spacing to the setback from the wall?

A

(one third of the room height arrangement, a=1/3 x h)

3:4.5?

22
Q

What is the ratio of light when grazing a wall?

A

10:1