Light Intensity Conversion Calculator
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Formula for Light Intensity
The formula for light intensity (III) based on the inverse square law is:
I = \frac{P}{4 \pi r^2}Where:
- I = Light intensity (in lumens per square meter lm/m² or lux)
- P = Power of the light source (in lumens lm)
- r = Distance from the light source (in meters m)
Conversion Table
From Unit | To Unit | Conversion Factor |
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1 lux | 1 lumen/m² | 1 \text{lux} = 1 \text{lumen/m}^2 |
1 lumen/m² | 1 lux | 1 \text{lumen/m}^2 = 1 \text{lux} |
1 lux | 0.092903 foot-candle | 1 \text{lux} = 0.092903 \text{foot-candle} |
1 foot-candle | 10.764 lux | 1 \text{foot-candle} = 10.764 \text{lux} |
1 phot | 10,000 lux | 1 \text{phot} = 1 \times 10^{4} \text{lux} |
1 lux | 0.0001 phot | 1 \text{lux} = 1 \times 10^{-4} \text{phot} |
1 nit | 1 candela/m² | 1 \text{nit} = 1 \text{candela/m}^2 |
1 candela/m² | 1 nit | 1 \text{candela/m}^2 = 1 \text{nit} |