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Guest	Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 3:42 am    Post subject: looking for the incandescent bulb Hi, All I am looking for the incandescent bulb with the spectral distribution as much closer as possible to that of standard CIE illuminant A (CCT is 2856K). Anyone has the recommendation on this kind of bulb. The screw-in bulb is preferred. Also I am also looking for the bulb simulating early morning sunrise and late afternoon sunset (approximate 2300k). Any help is appreciated.
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Steve Hehr Guest	Posted: Wed May 07, 2008 7:31 am    Post subject: Re: looking for the incandescent bulb On Sun, 4 May 2008 20:42:13 -0700 (PDT), cyrusli82@gmail.com wrote: Quote: Hi, All I am looking for the incandescent bulb with the spectral distribution as much closer as possible to that of standard CIE illuminant A (CCT is 2856K). Anyone has the recommendation on this kind of bulb. The screw-in bulb is preferred. Also I am also looking for the bulb simulating early morning sunrise and late afternoon sunset (approximate 2300k). Any help is appreciated. I believe the bulb used in a Technidyne BNL-3 type opacimeter -- used for measuring the opacity of paper -- is an Illuminant A, 2854°K incandescent bulb, as that is the specification for the opacity measurement. I don't know what type base the bulb has. As the bulb is for an instrument, it will be a relatively small, low-voltage type, probably under 10 volts I would guess. You can find contact information at their web site: http://www.technidyne.com/ -- Steve Hehr To send me email, replace the "OUT" in my address with its opposite.
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