Summary
This article addresses the historical transition away from incandescent bulbs toward more efficient light sources, examining how white light can exhibit color characteristics relevant to lighting design choices. Practical implications include understanding spectral differences between lamp types when selecting replacements for traditional incandescent lighting.
Categories
The Science of Light: Discusses white light sources and color properties relevant to lighting standards and spectral characteristics of new efficient light sources replacing incandescent bulbs.
Author(s)
P Blattner
Publication Year
2012
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