Topic 13 - High Intensity Discharge Lighting

One purpose of the ballast in a fluorescent light is to:
Suppress radio interference
Power factor correction
Prevent interference with switching operations
Limit the current through the discharge tube
Production of light in a discharge lamp occurs when the gas or vapour is:
Polarised
Ionised
Atomised
Phosphoresced
Number the following in order to efficacy from lowest to highest: G.L.S
Compact fluorescent
Mercury vapour
Metal halide
High pressure sodium
Low pressure sodium
LED
Identify the lamp category: Fluorescent
LID
HID
Incandescent
High pressure sodium
LID
HID
Incandescent
Metal halide
LID
HID
Incandescent
Halogen
LID
HID
Incandescent
The time for a mercury vapour lamp to reach full brightness is:
5 to 7 minutes
7 to 12 minutes
3 minutes
15 minutes
HID mercury vapour lamps produce visible light mainly in the:
Blue-white colour region
Blue-green colour region
Blue-red colour region
Blue-yellow colour region
The colour of light emitted by a high pressure sodium lamp is:
Golden-white
Daylight
Warm white
Cool white
The metal halide lamp includes metal halides inside the arc tube:
To give a longer lamp life
To reduce the overall size of the bulb
To reduce restrike time
To improve colour rendition
Approximately how much power is converted in to light by a LED?
90%
80%
50%
25%
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