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1. It shines 30% more than conventional halogen bulb.
And it is approached to the Sun's color temperature. It makes driver
to drive more safely and comfortably than conventional halogen bulbs
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2. Certified E-MARK & DOT-MARK |
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3. Certified U-MARK(UV Blocking) |
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4. Xenon gas inserted into halogen capsule makes it
longer 1.5 times average life of halogen bulbs. |
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When the filament is heated in a glow, tungsten in it
is evaporated and stuck to the inner bulb wall. And this tungsten
stuck to the wall results in the blackening phenomenon and gets the
filament evaporation. But halogen bulb having evaporated tungsten
combines with the molecule of halogen gas in the bulb wall in the
ratio of 1 to 2 and forms halogen tungsten. So, the filament wears
slowly and the blackening phenomenon doesn't appear on the inner bulb
wall. The gas near the heated moves fast. So, on the one hand, halogen
gas combines with tungsten, on the other hand, halogenized tungsten
transported by the convection with in the bulb gets separated and
comes into the filament and gets combined again. This series of combination
and separation is so called the halogen cycle. We can prevent tungsten
of filament from sticking to the inner bulb wall by the halogen cycle.
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As with any technical or scientific discipline, light
technology has its own terminology.Special term and concepts are used
to define the characteristics of lamps and luminaries and to standardize
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Light is taken to mean the electromagnetic radiation that the human
eye perceives as brightness, in other words that part of the spectrum
that can be seen. This is the radiation between 380nm and 760nm,a
tiny fraction of the spectrum of electromagnetic radiation
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Unit of measurement: lumen [lm]
All the radiated power emitted by a light source and perceived by
the eye is called luminous flux F
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Unit of measurement: candela [cd]
Generally speaking, a light source emits its luminous flux F in
different direction and different and at different intensities.The
visible radiant intensity in particular direction is called luminous
intensity I
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Unit of measurement: lux [lx]
Illuminance E is the ratio between the luminous flux and the area
to be illuminated.An illuminance of 1 lx occurs when a luminous
flux of 1 lm is evenly distributed over an area of 1 square meter
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Unit of measurement: candelas per square meter
The luminance L of a light source or an illuminated area is a measure
of how great an impression of brightness is created in the brain
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Unit of measurement: lumens per watt [lm/W]
Luminous efficacy Indicates the efficiency with which the electrical
power consumed is converted into light
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Unit of measurement: Kelvin [K]
The color temperature of light source is defined in comparison with
a "black body radiator" and plotted on what is knows as
the "Plankian curve" the higher the temperature of this
"black body radiator" the greater the blue component in
the spectrum and smaller the red component.An incandescent lamp with
a warm white lights, for example. Has a color temperature of 2700K,
whereas a daylight fluorescent lamp has a color temperature of 6000K |
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The light color of a lamp can be neatly defined in term
of color temperature. There are three main categories hereWarm <
3300K Intermediate 330 to 500kDaylight > 5000KDespite having the
same light color, lamps may have very different color rendering properties
owing to the spectral composition of their light. |
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