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Graduate of this course is able to:
- Describe the basic physics of light,
- Explain the principles of light generation,
- Explain the nature of vision and the visual system functions,
- Explain methods for disturbing glare evaluation,
- Explain the differences in trichromatic coordinate systems for the evaluation of color
- List the main electric light sources
- Connect the discharge light source into the circuit electrical network
- Measure the basic photometric equipments
- Explain the operating principles of fluorescent lamps, LEDs,
- Name the properties to the light source.

The student who select the subject should be able to explain the basic laws of electric circuits, should have knowledge of basic electrical quantities measurements. General knowledge is required at the level of bachelor's degree, but it is advisable to have completed a course Energy use (BUEE).

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Techning methods include lectures, computer laboratories and practical laboratories. Course is taking advantage of e-learning (Moodle) system. Students have to write a laboratory protocols during the course

up to 24 points per laboratory protocols
up to 16 points for the progress tests of knowledge
up to 60 points for the final exam, which is focused on an overview of issues. The exam is form of a test on a computer with an oral supplement in the event of deficiencies.

1. Introduction to lighting theory, basic quantities and their relations
2. Relations among quantities, basic laws of light propagation
3. Light and vision, human eye, limits of vision, vision defects
4. Contrast, critical detail, eye recognition ability
5. Limits of vision, discomfort glare and its evaluation
6. Colour properties of light, trichromatic systems
7. Normalized light sources, spectrophotometric a spectroradiometri measurements, colour rendering index
8. Spectral and integral material properties , the propagation of light at the interface of two media
9. Light measurement, laboratory measurements of luminous intensity, luminance and lamps efficiency, illuminance measurement
10. Principles of light generation, electric lamp classification, incandescent light sources, classical and halogen lamps
11. Low pressure mercury discharge lamps, fluorescent linear and compact lamps
12. Sodium low and high pressure discharge lamps, high presure mercury lamps and metal halide lamps
13. LED sources, induction lamps, discharges with short arc, other lamp types

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The aim of the course is to provide students with information on lighting technology as part of the most common appliances of electricity. In this course students learn the basics of lighting technology, the necessary photometry theory, basic information about components for lighting, measurement principles of light from light, principles of light generation and light sources.

Laboratory teaching of the course is compulsory, properly excused absences can be arranged with the teacher, usually replace to last week or the following week, unless the teaching is divided into multiple groups.

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IESNA Lighting Handbook 9th edition, Reference & Application“ IESNA New York, USA, ISBN 0-87995-150-8 (EN)
Moon, P.: The scientific basis of illuminating engineering, Dover Publications, Inc., New York (EN)

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