- A
foot-
candle (sometimes
foot candle;
abbreviated fc, lm/ft2, or
sometimes ft-c) is a non-SI unit of
illuminance or
light intensity. The
foot-
candle is...
- obscured. The word
candela is
Latin for
candle. The old name "
candle" is
still sometimes used, as in
foot-
candle and the
modern definition of candlepower...
- the
foot-
candle. One
foot candle is
about 10.764 lx.
Since one
foot-
candle is the
illuminance cast on a
surface by a one-candela
source one
foot away...
- the unit of
illuminance is the phot,
which is
equal to 10000 lux. The
foot-
candle is a non-metric unit of
illuminance that is used in photography. Illuminance...
-
coulomb The
candle and the
foot-
candle were the
first defined units of light,
defined in the
Metropolitan Gas Act (1860). The
foot-
candle is the intensity...
- flux, and ρ for
luminous efficacy of a source. André
Blondel Brightness Foot-
candle, a non-SI unit of
luminous flux
Luminous efficacy Nit (unit) The 9th...
-
courses [shall have] 0.2
foot-
candles at
center m**** of
target area-"
applicable to handguns, shotguns, and rifles. [Ref] 1
foot-
candle is
approximately 10...
- a type of
container ship
Female condom (FC1, FC2), a
contraceptive Foot-
candle (symbol fc or ft-c), a unit of
illumination Formal charge, a
Lewis structure...
- L_{\mathrm {v} }} is the luminance, in
foot-lamberts, E v {\displaystyle E_{\mathrm {v} }} is the illuminance, in
foot-
candles, and R {\displaystyle R} is the...
- ****ist them with this.
Waldram suggested that
ordinary people require one
foot-
candle of
illuminance (approximately ten lux) for
reading and
other work involving...
