µmol/s
Amount of PAR produced by a light source per second OR the total number of photons per second with wavelengths between 400nm - 700nm.
µmol/s
Amount of PAR produced by a light source per second OR the total number of photons per second with wavelengths between 400nm - 700nm.
µmol/s-m2
Amount of PAR landing on a square meter per second OR density of PPF on a target surface.
Planckian Locus is a term often associated with colour of a light-source and how ‘hot’ it looks.
According to ASABE*, plant biologically active radiation covers a more substantial range of light (280nm - 800nm) that affects plant biology.
Insulating board containing conductive tracks for circuit connections.
Radiometry is a set of techniques for measuring electromagnetic radiation, including visible light.
These are typically used for modelling the performance of optics when combined with any additional optics or reflective surfaces. A ray-set can be generated for any optic and LED combination.
Cold Light Reflectors reflect visible light while passing infrared light through the reflector
SMT LEDs are soldered to the surface of the circuit board. The LED die is integrated into the package design.
This is one type of file format (e.g. 'Part name.STEP') used to save and exchange CAD data.
When light passes from a high refractive-index medium (such as glass) to a low refractive-index medium (such as air) there is a special angle, known as the critical angle, above which light is 100%
TIR stands for total internal reflection. A TIR lens is a lens that focuses light (or a part of it) via total internal reflection.