Lighting and Illumination
Lighting and Illumination
Producing uniform, or smoothly varying, illumination patterns from real light sources is critical in optical systems design. This type of lighting and illumination design is complex, since illumination sources tend to be non-uniform. OpticStudio® includes features that use advanced physics calculations for accurate results, simulation, and modeling. The unique combination of lighting, illumination, and optics features can only be found in OpticStudio.
Lighting and Illumination
Producing uniform, or smoothly varying, illumination patterns from real light sources is critical in optical systems design. This type of lighting and illumination design is complex, since illumination sources tend to be non-uniform. OpticStudio® includes features that use advanced physics calculations for accurate results, simulation, and modeling. The unique combination of lighting, illumination, and optics features can only be found in OpticStudio.
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Fascinating Facts About Lighting & Illumination
Visible-light LEDs, first introduced in 1962, revolutionized lighting by delivering much higher energy efficiency. A 12W LED has a bulb life of 25,000 hours, compared to a 60W traditional incandescent lightbulb, and uses 72-80 percent less energy (Energy.gov).
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Fascinating Facts About Lighting & Illumination
Visible-light LEDs, first introduced in 1962, revolutionized lighting by delivering much higher energy efficiency. A 12W LED has a bulb life of 25,000 hours, compared to a 60W traditional incandescent lightbulb, and uses 72-80 percent less energy (Energy.gov).
See how
Fascinating Facts About Lighting & Illumination
Visible-light LEDs, first introduced in 1962, revolutionized lighting by delivering much higher energy efficiency. A 12W LED has a bulb life of 25,000 hours, compared to a 60W traditional incandescent lightbulb, and uses 72-80 percent less energy (Energy.gov).
See how