Method for emitting light which does not substantially delay the

Details Method for emitting light which does not substantially delay the Method for emitting light which does not substantially delay the

1993-10-21

1995-01-17

Pascal, Robert J.

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems

Current and/or voltage regulation

315200R, 315205, 313643, G05F 100

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053828801

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a lighting device to emit a light which substantially does not delay the latency of P100 wave in human VEP. Such a light hardly causes eyestrain when used in illumination. This renders the lighting device very useful in various illuminations directed to retaining healthy eyes.

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Memoirs of the Kure Technical College, vol. 17, No. 1, pp. 75-78 (1981). "Studies of Visual Fatigue under the Flourescent Lamps Lighting" by Kazuhiro Harada.

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