1. Define lamp characteristics
Lighting techniques designed to meet lighting needs are based on the following parameters:
luminous intensity (in candela – cd) represents the energy flux radiated in one direction;
luminous flux (in lumen – lm) is the quantity of energy that passes through a defined surface per unit of time;
illuminance (in lux – lx) quantifies the flux received by a surface at a point;
luminance (in candela per square metre – cd/m2) is the density of flux emitted per unit solid angle in one direction;
colorimetry, whose values are color temperature (Tcp in Kelvin – K), varies from warm tints (3,300 K) to intermediate white (between 3,300 and 5,300 K for office lighting) to cool white (> 5,300 K);
the color rendering index (CRI or Ra) defines the lamp's ability to reproduce colors faithfully;...
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Define lamp characteristics