Original post by Amexmac1
Can someone help me out here? For some reason, I just cant wrap my head around the light intensity when only an area of a surface and wattage of the source is given. Can someone explain the formula for this?
Intensity = Power(of the source) / Area (that the light shine on)
yeah its just watts per metre^2
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