lumen/sq. cm/steradian to kilocandela/square meter
Please provide values below to convert lumen/sq. cm/steradian to kilocandela/square meter, or change ↔.
lumen/sq. cm/steradian
Definition: A unit of luminance, combining the lumen, square centimeter, and steradian to measure luminous flux per unit area and solid angle.
Historyandorigin: This unit is derived by adjusting the lumen and solid angle by smaller area measurements (square centimeters).
CurrentUse: Used in more precise scientific applications, especially when dealing with small light sources or very fine optics.
funfact: It is useful in the study of high-precision lighting setups, like in microscopes or small optical devices.
kilocandela/square meter
Definition: A unit of luminance, equal to 1,000 candela per square meter.
Historyandorigin: This unit multiplies the basic candela per square meter by 1,000, which increases the scale for brighter light sources.
CurrentUse: Common in industries where high-intensity light emissions are important, such as in high-definition displays or large outdoor billboards.
funfact: This unit is used to describe the brightness of very bright light sources, like large screens or projectors.
lumen/sq. cm/steradian to kilocandela/square meter Conversion Table
| 1 lumen/sq. cm/steradian | 10 kilocandela/square meter |
| 2 lumen/sq. cm/steradian | 20 kilocandela/square meter |
| 3 lumen/sq. cm/steradian | 30 kilocandela/square meter |
| 5 lumen/sq. cm/steradian | 50 kilocandela/square meter |
| 10 lumen/sq. cm/steradian | 100 kilocandela/square meter |
| 50 lumen/sq. cm/steradian | 500 kilocandela/square meter |
| 100 lumen/sq. cm/steradian | 1000 kilocandela/square meter |
| 1000 lumen/sq. cm/steradian | 10000 kilocandela/square meter |
| 10000 lumen/sq. cm/steradian | 100000 kilocandela/square meter |
| 100000 lumen/sq. cm/steradian | 1000000 kilocandela/square meter |
| 1000000 lumen/sq. cm/steradian | 10000000 kilocandela/square meter |
How to Convert lumen/sq. cm/steradian to kilocandela/square meter
1 lumen/sq. cm/steradian = 10 kilocandela/square meter
1 kilocandela/square meter = 0.1 lumen/sq. cm/steradian
we use cross multiplication method
lumen/sq. cm/steradian → kilocandela/square meter
1 → 10
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*10=1*x
by simplifying
x=15