luminous flux (Meaning)
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luminous flux (n)
the rate of flow of light energy
Synonyms & Antonyms of luminous flux
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luminous flux Sentence Examples
- The luminous flux of this lamp is 1500 lumens, providing ample illumination.
- The energy-efficient light bulb boasts a luminous flux of 800 lumens, consuming less energy while emitting more light.
- The streetlight's luminous flux of 5,000 lumens ensures visibility and safety on the road during nighttime hours.
- The luminous flux emitted by the LED display is measured in millilumens to avoid eye strain.
- The high luminous flux of the automotive headlights enables clear visibility in dark conditions.
- The luminous flux of the solar panel cells directly affects the power output of the system.
- The manufacturer specifies the luminous flux of their products to ensure compatibility with lighting standards.
- The luminous flux of a lamp can be influenced by factors such as the type of light source, reflector design, and operating voltage.
- The International System of Units (SI) defines the luminous flux as the rate at which visible light energy is emitted by a source.
- The luminous flux of a lighting fixture determines the amount of light that reaches a surface and influences the level of illumination.
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the rate of flow of light energy
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The luminous flux of this lamp is 1500 lumens, providing ample illumination.
The energy-efficient light bulb boasts a luminous flux of 800 lumens, consuming less energy while emitting more light.
The streetlight's luminous flux of 5,000 lumens ensures visibility and safety on the road during nighttime hours.
The luminous flux emitted by the LED display is measured in millilumens to avoid eye strain.
