lux to candela steradian/sq. meter
Please provide values below to convert lux [lx] to candela steradian/sq. meter, or change ↔.
lux [lx]
Definition: A unit of illuminance, measuring the amount of light that falls on a surface area, equal to one lumen per square meter.
Historyandorigin: The lux is part of the International System of Units (SI) and was introduced in the late 19th century as part of the metric system's development.
CurrentUse: It is widely used in lighting design and to measure the intensity of light across a surface in fields such as architecture, photography, and environmental science.
funfact: Lux is commonly used in everyday life to determine how well-lit a room is, with the recommended illuminance level for general reading being about 300 lux.
candela steradian/sq. meter
Definition: A unit of luminous intensity per unit solid angle, describing the amount of luminous flux emitted in a particular direction over a square meter.
Historyandorigin: This unit is used in photometry and is derived from the basic units of luminous intensity (candela) and solid angle (steradian).
CurrentUse: It is commonly used in optics and lighting design to describe the intensity of light emitted from a source in a specific direction.
funfact: This unit is important for understanding directional light sources like lasers and LEDs, where light is emitted in specific patterns.
lux [lx] to candela steradian/sq. meter Conversion Table
| 1 lux [lx] | 1 candela steradian/sq. meter |
| 2 lux [lx] | 2 candela steradian/sq. meter |
| 3 lux [lx] | 3 candela steradian/sq. meter |
| 5 lux [lx] | 5 candela steradian/sq. meter |
| 10 lux [lx] | 10 candela steradian/sq. meter |
| 50 lux [lx] | 50 candela steradian/sq. meter |
| 100 lux [lx] | 100 candela steradian/sq. meter |
| 1000 lux [lx] | 1000 candela steradian/sq. meter |
| 10000 lux [lx] | 10000 candela steradian/sq. meter |
| 100000 lux [lx] | 100000 candela steradian/sq. meter |
| 1000000 lux [lx] | 1000000 candela steradian/sq. meter |
How to Convert lux to candela steradian/sq. meter
1 lux [lx] = 1 candela steradian/sq. meter
1 candela steradian/sq. meter = 1 lux [lx]
we use cross multiplication method
lux [lx] → candela steradian/sq. meter
1 → 1
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*1=1*x
by simplifying
x=1.5