關於本電子書
The book uniquely integrates three major narratives: the physics of light production, the engineering developments in lighting systems, and the broader societal implications of improved illumination. Through accessible explanations of electromagnetic theory and semiconductor physics, readers gain insight into how different lighting technologies function, from early oil lamps to modern fluorescent and LED solutions. The text skillfully connects these technical aspects to practical applications, helping readers understand energy efficiency ratings and make informed decisions about lighting solutions.
Moving chronologically through major technological breakthroughs, the book demonstrates how lighting advances have shaped urban development, workplace productivity, and domestic life. It tackles contemporary challenges such as energy efficiency and light pollution, while providing evidence-based discussions of environmental impacts and sustainable technology. This interdisciplinary approach, combining historical documentation with current research and practical guidelines, makes the book particularly valuable for engineering students, energy professionals, and anyone interested in understanding how lighting technology continues to influence our modern world.
