21. Philips Lighting - Advanced Philips Lighting Technology In New Mercedes E-class Advanced Philips lighting technology in new Mercedes Eclass. Mercedeslaunched its new E-class on 15 January, a car with a lot of http://www.lighting.philips.com/merc/

Your browser does not support script ABOUT US SITE MAP MORE SITES Advance Appliance Lighting Automotive ... Energy MAGAZINE ILR Magazine CATALOGS Europe N. America ... CONTACT US Advanced Philips Lighting technology in new Mercedes E-class Mercedes launched its new E-class on 15 January, a car with a lot of new technologies which is, as Daimler-Chrysler puts it, "the heart of the Mercedes-Benz brand". An important contribution comes from Philips. The attractively designed tail lights, forming one of the distinguishing features of the car, use a new Philips lighting technology called HiPerVision. HiPerVision bulbs are based on picture tube technology from Philips Television. The completely closed glass capsule is filled with xenon gas and the bulb therefore achieves excellent lighting performance with a lower energy requirement. HiPerVision is a cost-effective lighting solution that offers the following benefits: Breakthrough in reliability: Lasts the entire lifetime of the vehicle 850,000 km without any defects (according to Daimler-Chrysler tests)

22. Federal Energy Management Program: Ordering FEMP Materials San Diego, California Inductively Coupled Electrodeless lighting technology Usedin Atrium at the Peachtree Summit Building in Atlanta, Georgia Joshua Tree and http://www.eren.doe.gov/femp/ordermaterials.html

Annual and Other Reports Case Studies CD-ROMs Energy Efficiency Awareness ... Videos Annual and Other Reports 2000 FEMP Accomplishments Report 1999 FEMP Accomplishments Report FY 1999 Annual Report to Congress FY 1998 Annual Report to Congress Federal Energy Management - Year in Review 2002 Federal Energy Management - Year in Review 2001 Greening of the White House - Second Annual Report Greening of DOE Headquarters - Second Year Status Report Greening of the White House - Six Year Report November 1999 Greening the Government - A Report to the President on Federal Leadership and Progress (April 22, 2000) Case Studies Energy Savings Performance Contracting Case Studies Communication and Collaboration Keep San Francisco VA Medical Center Project on Track Denver Federal Center Saves Energy, Forges Partnerships Through Super ESPC Department of Energy's Pantex Plant Saves More Than $10 Million in Energy Costs DOE's Energy Savings Performance Contracts Stretch Budgets at the Bureau of Indian Affairs First Regional Super ESPC A Success on Kodiak Island, Alaska Regional Super ESPC Saves Energy and Dollars at NASA Johnson Space Center Super ESPC Takes Off at NASA Glenn Research Center Technical Assistance Case Studies Brighter Days and Nights at the US Soldiers' and Airmen's Home Counting on Solar Power for Disaster Relief Electrifying Pinnacles Energy-Efficient Retrofits at the Carl Hayden Visitors Center Energy-Efficient Technologies in the Frances Perkins Building The Forrestal Building Relighting Project Saves $400K Annually

23. Lighting Education & Resources - Darksky.org 2001) Lightolier Lightolier's Lessons In Lighting Lithonia Lighting Lighting CenterOSRAM SYLVANIA's - The Institute for lighting technology Philips Lighting http://www.darksky.org/links/lightedu.html

Home Page Text Link International Dark-Sky Association Site Search Site Map 26 FEB 2003 About IDA Newsroom Education Meetings ... Vision Please visit our Education Working Group Lighting Certification NCQLP - National Council on Qualifications for the Lighting Professions Colleges and Universities Academy of Art College / Interior Architecture and Design Dept Lighting Laboratory - The Helsinki University of Technology - Helsinki, Finland. Lighting Research Center Education Programs Los Rios Community College District Cosumnes River or Folsom Lake Center (Calif. USA) - Interior Design 42 New York School of Interior Design Parsons School of Design / Dept of Architecture Pennsylvania State University / World Campus Lighting Courses Online (lighting.com) ... Directory of Energy-Related Graduate Programs in U.S. Universities - by The Energy Foundation Web Based On Line and e-learning Training Courses FEMP Lights - Federal Energy Management Program of the U.S. Department of Energy FEMP Lights Online Training web-based distance learning class September 24 - October 26, 2001 Pennsylvania State University - Architectural Lighting Design Course the LIGHTING Collaborative a e-learning company Visual Perception Course - City University London Visual Perception Course CD Rom (power point) - City University London Lighting Industry Association Training American Lighting Association numerous design courses available Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IESNA) International Association for Energy-Efficient Lighting (IAEEL) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) ... Institution of Lighting Engineers (ILE) , UK

24. Light Information General info. General lighting technology articles. About Lighting Articles lighting technology and measurements; A History of Light and Lighting; http://www.epanorama.net/links/lights.html

index back site search acronyms ... post message Lights and electronics Index General info General lighting technology articles Outside lighting information Home and workplace lighting info ... Electronics kits for light controlling General info General lighting technology articles About Lighting Articles - lighting technology and measurements A History of Light and Lighting Dichroic Filters FAQ - multi-layer thin-film coatings deposited on a glass substrate used for light filtering Don Klipstein's lighting articles - bulbs, fluorescent, gas discharge lamps, LEDs, xenon flash Frequently asked questions about lighting measurements How Light Works inter.Light - internet source for lighting specifiers, lighting manufacturers by product categories Lighting FAQ - what does candela, lumen, inderse square law, cosine law and beam angle mean Lighting Fundamentals - lighting upgrade manual from US EPA Office of Air and Radiation Lighting Fundamentals - lighting upgrade manual Lighting up the web - article about good lighting sites on the net Light Measurement Handbook Light Pollution Awareness Website Publications by Radiant Imaging Personnel - information on lighting measurements Show your 'true colours' - Seeing the objects lit as the wrong colour is one of the most unsettling effects of bad lighting, and one of the easiest to overcome. Newer, high quality lamps show the 'true colour' of things far more accurately and offer excellent lighting design and upgrade opportunities for people in the lighting business.

25. Solid-State Lighting National Initiatives And Programs and the Optoelectronics Industry Development Association published the results ofan 18month co-sponsored Solid-State lighting technology Roadmapping effort. http://lighting.sandia.gov/Xlightinginit.htm

Next-Generation Lighting Initiative Other National Programs Worldwide Programs NEXT-GENERATION LIGHTING INITIATIVE Because of the potential energy, environment and national security benefits, there is increasing national interest in creating a partnership – of industry, universities and national laboratories – aimed at accelerating the development of Solid-State Lighting science and technology. Interest was catalyzed by an April 2000 white paper (pdf - 142kb) co-authored by Hewlett-Packard and Sandia National Laboratories. In March 2001, the Department of Energy's Office of Building Technology, State and Community Programs and the Optoelectronics Industry Development Association published the results of an 18-month co-sponsored Solid-State Lighting Technology Roadmapping effort. A summary of these results is called "The Promise of Solid-State Lighting for General Illumination: Light Emitting Diodes and Organic Light Emitting Diodes" (pdf - 329kb). The full road maps, which represent the industry consensus on how Solid-State Lighting might replace conventional light sources, can be obtained from the Optoelectronics Industry Development Association In July 2001, Senators Jeff Bingaman of New Mexico and Mike DeWine of Ohio introduced a bill to the Senate

26. Philips Lighting - Press Centre - Advanced Philips Lighting Technology In New Me The attractively designed tail lights, forming one of the distinguishing featuresof the car, use a new Philips lighting technology called HiPerVision. http://www.eur.lighting.philips.com/int_en/prof/about/press/automotive/mercedes_

D.write(center("BEGIN")) D.write(LEVEL2); Press Centre Advanced Philips Lighting technology in new Mercedes E-class Mercedes launched its new E-class on 15 January, a car with a lot of new technologies which is, as Daimler-Chrysler puts it, "the heart of the Mercedes-Benz brand". An important contribution comes from Philips. The attractively designed tail lights, forming one of the distinguishing features of the car, use a new Philips lighting technology called HiPerVision. HiPerVision bulbs are based on picture tube technology from Philips Television. The completely closed glass capsule is filled with xenon gas and the bulb therefore achieves excellent lighting performance with a lower energy requirement. HiPerVision is a cost-effective lighting solution that offers the following benefits: Breakthrough in reliability: Lasts the entire lifetime of the vehicle 850,000 km without any defects (according to Daimler-Chrysler tests) Extremely compact: Half the size of a conventional bulb Smaller tail light possible Therefore larger luggage compartment No need to design access for changing bulbs (which improves the design of the luggage compartment) Environmental friendly: Bulb requires 16W instead of the conventional 25W, saving on energy and fuel, while producing the same lighting performance

27. Philips Lighting - Press Centre - Latest Press Releases Press Centre. Latest Press Releases. 200201-01. Advanced Philipslighting technology in new Mercedes E-class. Mercedes launched its http://www.eur.lighting.philips.com/int_en/prof/about/press/automotive/latest.ht

D.write(center("BEGIN")) D.write(LEVEL2); Press Centre Latest Press Releases Advanced Philips Lighting technology in new Mercedes E-class Mercedes launched its new E-class on 15 January, a car with a lot of new technologies which is, as Daimler-Chrysler puts it, the heart of the Mercedes-Benz brand. An important contribution comes from Philips. The attractively designed tail lights, forming one of the distinguishing features of the car, use a new Philips lighting technology called HiPerVision. Automotive press thrilled by new car lamps: "With VisionPlus lamps Philips takes role of a pioneer." Apart from standard car lamps manufacturers also offer Premium quality car bulbs. They provide 30 % more light. The latest generation of Philips car bulbs provided even 50% more light in a recent mot-Test. Philips Premium The End Of The Night Becomes Standard The Premium range from Philips has long been the range of lamps by which all others are measured. Tests carried out by independent automotive organisations such as ADAC, MOT, AutoBild and Auto Express have shown that the claim of +30% light is more than justified. Philips SilverVision The Invisible Solution Philips Automotive Lighting has an impressive track record for launching market winning lighting innovations at the Automechanika fair in Frankfurt, Germany; Allweather in 1994, Premium in 1996 and BlueVision in 1998. Automechanika 2000 is no exception where Philips Automotive Lighting announced the launch of SilverVision PY21W indicator lamps that remove the unsightly unlit appearance of standard amber indicator bulbs.

28. Energy Federation Incorporated Articles & Information associated with the use of energy efficient products. lighting technology.ArrowGreen Seal Report Compact Fluorescent Lighting This http://www.efi.org/articles/articles.html

Helping people... save energy... save water... save money... Save the Earth. I N F O R M A T I O N Take the Ecological Footprint Quiz Developed by Multimedia The video's presented below require Real Player software. Real Player may be downloaded for free if needed. Change the World The ENERGY STAR program has developed three 60 second PSAs to promote the benefits available through use of ENERGY STAR lights, home office products, and ENERGY STAR homes. Lighting Home Office New Homes Static Electricity House Alliance to Save Energy's television spot is a humorous look at one family's efforts to economically meet their energy needs. Three versions are available based on your connection speed. Static Electricity House Static Electricity House Static Electricity House (ISDN+) Energy Conservation Information An excellent 33 page booklet from the U.S. Department of Energy that offers concrete ways to reduce your energy costs. If you don't have Acrobat Reader much of this information is also posted on the Energy Savers web site.

29. Lighting Design Glossary Explanations of terms used in architectural lighting and lighting simulation.Category Reference Dictionaries...... What we do not cover here, are the terms from what might be referredto as lighting technology . If you are interested eg. in the http://www.schorsch.com/kbase/glossary/

Lighting Design Knowledgebase Lighting Design Glossary Lighting Design and Simulation Terminology This lighting glossary combines terms that are used in architectural lighting design and lighting simulation. The interdisciplinary nature of the work of the lighting designer is reflected by terms originating in architecture, radiometry, photometry, colorimetry, metereology, physiology, psychology, mathematics, geometry and computer graphics. Credits: Of course, the information in this lighting glossary is not something we invented ourselves. We have used a number of printed and online sources in compiling everything you find here. What we do not cover here, are the terms from what might be referred to as "lighting technology" . If you are interested eg. in the mechanical and electrical details of specific light source types, then we can recommend both the Lithonia glossary and the Philips lighting glossary A B C ... 3Dsolar software A absorptance absorption absorption coefficient accommodation ... atmospheric transmissivity B beam angle beam axis beam lumens blinding glare ... bubble C candela candela per square foot candela per square inch candle ... cylinder D dark adaptation daylight daylight factor daylighting ... distributed raytracing E electrical lighting etendue exitance see luminous exitance and radiant exitance exposure extinction coefficient F field angle footcandle footlambert G gamma gamma correction general color rendering index glare ... ground light H hefner candle hefner unit hot spot I illuminance illumination image filtering indirect lighting intensity

30. Green Building Concepts Energy Efficient Lighting (Lamps) Intensity Discharge ) Lamps A general category of lighting technology is the electricalexcitation of a gas to where high energy visible light is radiated. http://www.greenconcepts.com/producttips/lighting/

Energy Efficient Lighting (Lamps) The world of lighting systems serves a wide variety of situations and categories. A typical installation will include many lamp types including HID, low and high pressure sodium, mercury vapor, metal halide, halogen, and fluorescent lamps. There are many lighting vendors , but only a few specialize in efficient lamping. As a primer to lamping terminology: Light output is measured in lumens. A light source has both a color temperature, those color tones which the light amplifies (cool, warm, etc.) and a color rendering index (CRI) or the ability to display color properly in a given color temperature (compared to a full spectrum light source). Lamping The primary lamp manufactures produce hundreds of bulbs, ballasts, CRI, and color temperature items. It's best to see a lighting distributor to find the widest selection of fixtures and lamping. Sometimes homecenters will have a fair selection, but those are usually the high volume inexpensive lamps, and not the best selection or variety. Philips lighting General Electric Lighting Osram Sylvania Lighting A description of each lamp includes: HID (High Intensity Discharge ) Lamps A general category of lighting technology is the electrical excitation of a gas to where high energy visible light is radiated. Because the gases report at very well understood spectra or visible wavelengths, electrical energy is not lost heating the air, but converted to visible light at extremely efficient lumen to watt ratios. HID light sources are the most energy efficient commercial light sources available, beyond compact fluorescent, halogen, or incandescent.

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33. Energy 2003 Session Topics: New Technologies Because lighting energy use is a large ‘pie slice’ for most facilities, it isimportant to stay abreast of lighting technology for existing facilities and http://www.energy2003.ee.doe.gov/topic-newtech.htm

New Technologies (changes made after the printing of the program will be in this color) Hear about emerging and available new technology choices and how to choose the best ones for your buildings. Intent: To focus on getting the most energy efficiency from space-cooling equipment and on implementing progressive cooling system designs. Presenters: Michael Ivanovich, HPAC Engineering Magazine; Brad Hollomon, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Phyllis White, U.S. Postal Service; Eldon Zeigler, Proation Systems; Michael West, Advantek Consulting Monday, Session 2: 2:30 p.m. 4 p.m. Let Your Controls Fly Intent: To learn how to improve comfort while reducing energy costs using the latest control technology. Presenters: Michael West, Advantek Consulting; Tony Sheaffer, Power Measurement; Dennis Kelsey, Johnson Controls, Inc. Intent: To address the root of the comfort complaints and how to take the edge off this problem while saving energy, too. Presenters: Satish Kumar, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Kannan Rengarajan, Cape Design Engineering; Bob Tamblyn, Tamblyn Consulting Services

34. TVTechnology - Let There Be Lighting Index Projecting a Good Image If there is any one aspect of lighting technology that hasprogressed most rapidly in the last halfdozen years, it would have to be http://www.tvtechnology.com/features/let-there-belighting/index.shtml

Let There Be Lighting: Andy Ciddor Date S tory title Projecting a Good Image If there is any one aspect of lighting technology that has progressed most rapidly in the last half-dozen years, it would have to be our ability to include projected images in our productions. There's a Console In My Computer Of course, the invention of the microprocessor changed our world forever. Lighting enthusiastically embraced this technology, to the point where quite possibly the only device in your inventory without its own CPU is your pocket Maglite Internet Illuminations Although I love to ride the wave of technology that is our industry, I have to admit that I initially overlooked the implications of the World Wide Web for lighting. Scene But Not Heard I am forced to admit that we in the lighting profession can be a source of unwanted noises for our audio brethren. Lost for Words It seems to me that every time I just about have a grasp on the terminology in our industry, some bright spark comes up with a new concept. This inevitably brings much confusion until we either settle on new terminology, or worse yet, accept new meanings for existing terms.

35. TVTechnology.com The online magazine for video professionalsCategory Science Technology Television...... Let There Be Lighting Andy Ciddor Projecting a Good Image If there is any one aspectof lighting technology that has progressed most rapidly in the last half http://www.tvtechnology.com/

Selections From Current Issue: NAB2003: The Future is Back Despite the moans of hardship from across the economy, broadcasters coming to NAB have plenty to keep their spirits up. by Sanjay Talwani News ESPN Hits the HD Highway New trucks, new building drive the detail home by Art Daudelin Caesar's Palace Debuts Largest HD Video Screen in North America New HD megasystem installed for Celine Dion's 'A New Day...' by Timothy T. Brosnahan Post Production Finds Format Flexibility Digital dailies amp up; tools bend to fit by Scott Lehane Features Masked Engineer: Mario Orazio Be Kind to the FCC: Donate Calendars There's only one place where they ain't got a clue as to the relationship between April and May, and that's at Our Beloved Commish, aka the FCC. The Big Picture: Frank Beacham The 'Digital Transition' Becomes the 'IT Transition' Underlying all the noise about information technology (IT) at NAB2003 is a quiet subtext that renders the phrase "digital transition" obsolete and signals huge changes ahead in the business of over-the-air broadcasting.

36. UVA Drama MFA Lighting Design Program Courses in lighting technology provide designers with handson experience withadvanced technologies such as automated fixture programming, color scroller http://www.virginia.edu/drama/Academics/Lighting.html

Academics Links General Information MFA Program Acting Directing ... Drama Minor Admissions MFA Admissions Undergraduate Admissions Courses Graduate Courses Undergraduate Courses Course Homepages Online Resources Related Programs Heritage Repertory Theatre Guest Artist Program Virginia Film Festival Master of Fine Arts in Lighting Design T he Master of Fine Arts program in Lighting Design is an intensive three-year course of study focused on the development of the lighting designer as visual artist and theatre technologist. Students are introduced to a variety of processes and techniques for the effective creation and realization of stageworthy lighting images. Marisol, 1999 Elements of the design process studied include: script analysis, visual research, director/designer collaboration, visual communication through conventional and digital media, graphic notation, problem solving, and practical techniques for successful design execution. Courses in lighting technology provide designers with hands-on experience with advanced technologies such as automated fixture programming, color scroller cueing/tracking, and multi-media/show-control systems.

37. US Post Office Lighting Press Release - Lighting Systems Research Group The US Postal Service provided funding for the development of the prototype tasklighting technology as well as for installing the technology in its first test http://eetd.lbl.gov/btp/lsr/projects/postoffice/PO.html

Projects Postal Service Task Lighting Demonstration PR User Feedback Occupancy Control Study US Post Office: Task Lighting BERKELEY, CAóUnder a new set of advanced energy-efficient lights at the Rodeo, California Post Office, officials of the United States Postal Service and researchers from the U.S. Department of Energyís Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory last week celebrated the completion of phase one of an effort to improve lighting conditions and reduce energy costs in letter carrier sorting stations. The system was designed by Berkeley Lab team consisting of Michael Siminovitch, who heads the Labís energy-efficient fixtures laboratory, Jeff Mitchell, Erik Page, Kevin Gauna and Doug Avery. All work in the Environmental Energy Technologies Division. Says Siminovitch, ìThe system we developed for the Postal Service is designed specifically for letter sorting stations, but this kind of integrated lighting approach can be applied in other business and industrial work environments.î

38. ElectroCeramescent Lighting Electroceramescent lighting is the latest breakthrough in solid statelighting technology. It offers cold, thin, durable and energy http://www.mre.area125.com/electro.htm

Home Company Products Services ... Showcase: Signage ELECTROCERAMESCENT LIGHTING After four years of research, with substantial funding in the last two years by the US Department of Energy (DOE) (Cooperative Agreement DE-FC26-99-FT40631), and support from the Nick J. Rahall, II Appalachian Transportation Institute, Alfred University, and Marshall University, ultra energy efficient Solid State ElectroCeramescent Lighting is now available. For use in most sign applications, including photovoltaic (solar power) operation, Solid State ElectroCeramescent Lighting offers greater benefits and savings than any conventional lighting technologies in current use. ElectroCeramescent lighting is the latest breakthrough in solid state lighting technology. It offers cold, thin, durable and energy efficient lighting with the ultimate in versatility for all indirect and backlit applications. ElectroCeramescent panels also eliminate concerns relating to: costly maintenance, high operating costs, structural design limitations, unsightly "hot spots", adverse operating environments and constrictive space requirements. ElectroCeramescent lamps are literally sheets of flat treated steel, which emit a unique and highly conspicuous type of illumination when energized. These lamp panels do not utilize filaments, glass tubes, fragile components, or gas in their construction; thereby offering the maximum in durability and zero maintenance throughout their extraordinary lamp lives.

39. News Release - Quiet Revolution Researchers believe that the development and adoption of solid state lighting technologycould reduce the nation’s electrical consumption by 10 percent. http://www.sandia.gov/media/NewsRel/NR2002/LEDS2.htm

News Releases FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 16, 2002 Quiet revolution may change way we light our world Sandia joins revolution in solid-state lighting (Photo by Randy Montoya) (Media are welcome to download/publish this image with related news stories.) Sandia Senior Scientist James Gee, together with department managers Jerry Simmons and Bob Biefeld, head up the project. As LED technology matures, revolution leaders expect solid-state lighting to also rapidly outdistance conventional lighting sources in both performance and cost. (Photo by Randy Montoya) (Media are welcome to download/publish this image with related news stories.) Developing an improved understanding of the physics of the gallium nitride-based materials that are the base materials of the LEDs. Improving optoelectronic devices and materials for abundant photon generation and high light extraction efficiency. Improving wavelength conversion and color mixing technologies for generation of white light. Improving packaging technologies for high-power LEDs. Sandia is a multiprogram laboratory operated by Sandia Corporation, a Lockheed Martin Company, for the United States Department of Energy under contract DE-AC04-94AL85000. With main facilities in Albuquerque, N.M., and Livermore, Calif., Sandia has major research and development responsibilities in national security, energy and environmental technologies, and economic competitiveness.

40. Sample Issue Also FAST FACTS lighting technology ENERGY TIPS Innovations in technology arehelping consumers and businesses cut lighting costs by as much as 60 percent. http://www.energy.gov/subscriptions/connect/issues/issue1_2.html

ENERGY CONNECTIONS Vol. 1, Issue 1 AN ON-LINE INFORMATION COMMUNITY FOR CONSUMERS brought to you by THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY "(The) announcement by OPEC and other producers that they will increase production starting tomorrow is good news for consumers at home and abroad, and ultimately, I think, good news for oil producing nations. But the big spike in prices we've endured is a stinging reminder of how important it is to maintain a diverse supply of energy, from diverse sources. If we don't, we put our energy security at risk." Energy Secretary Bill Richardson Energy Policy for the 21st Century Remarks before the Council on Foreign Relations, 3/31/00 http://www.doe.gov/news/speeches00/marss/cfrmarch.htm In this Issue: 1. Your Turn: Comment on our Plans for the Future 2. Industry Toolbook Charts Course to $avings 3. Green Power to the People 4. Celebrate the 30th Annual Earth Day 5. Go Global for Online Energy Info 6. Small Businesses Alert: This One's for You Also...

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