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a)Find the expression for the power collected from an isotropic source with an i

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Question

a)Find the expression for the power collected from an isotropic source with an intensity equal to (Initial intensity)(W/sr) with a half angle aperture equal to alpha b) Repeat this for a lambertian source with intensity equal to (Initial intensity)cos(phi)(W/sr) a)Find the expression for the power collected from an isotropic source with an intensity equal to (Initial intensity)(W/sr) with a half angle aperture equal to alpha b) Repeat this for a lambertian source with intensity equal to (Initial intensity)cos(phi)(W/sr)

Explanation / Answer

power collected from the isotropic source   =                                        P = intensity * area                area of   half angle aperture = pr^2   + p r s            where s = slant height = ( r^2 + h^2 ) ^ ( 1 /2 )                 h = height      b)    The emitted light from the die itself (without any optics) is usually very close to a Lambertian emission.A Lambertian emission refers to a source emitting the same quantity of light in all directions power emitted by a Lambertian source within a given cone:                      P = P_o sin ^2 (p)              intensity of a die for small angle cones, normal to the surface:
             I ( ?=0)˜ P / O   = P_o sin ^2 (p) / 2p ( 1 - cos? )                                       = (P_o / 2p )( ?^ 2 / ( 1-(1- ?^ 2 / 2 )) = P _o / p                      power emitted by a Lambertian source     P = I p sin ^2 ( p )                       where I = intensity               
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