This document summarizes different types of light fixtures and reflectors. It introduces fixtures as electrical devices that create artificial light using electric lamps. Common fixture types include chandeliers, ceiling lights, and wall sconces. Reflectors are specialized surfaces that redirect light towards a subject. Good reflectors are shiny and opaque, while poor reflectors are transparent and allow light to pass through. The document provides examples of different fixture and reflector types.

1. Gandhinagar Institute
of Technology(012)
Subject : EEE(2110005)
Active Learning Assignment
Branch : Computer
DIV. : CE- C1
Prepared by : - Vaani Pathak (170120107131)
Guided By: Prof.
Topic Name: Fixtures &
Reflectors

2. Content
•Introduction to fixtures
•Types of light fixtures
•Introduction of reflectors
•Reference

3. Introduction to Fixtures
•A Light Fixture is an electrical devise used to
create artificial light by use of an electric lamps.
•Fixtures may also have a switch to control the
light.

4. •Fixtures requires an electrical connection to a
power source, typically AC mains power, but it
may have batter power for emergency lights.

5. Types of Fixtures
1) Chandeliers:- Suspended from ceiling and direct their
light upward.
2) Ceiling:- Mounted directly to the ceiling & has plastic
of glass shade concealing the light bulb.

6. 3) Wall Sconces:- Surface-mounted to wall, can direct
light upwards or downwards.
4)Light lamps:- Are extremely versatile and portable
source of light in any room.

7. Introduction to Reflectors
An reflectors is an specialized reflective surface used to
redirect light towards a given subject.

8. Types of Reflectors
1)Good reflectors:-The best reflectors were the shiny which
looks like mirror and opaque which means no light can
pass through it.
2)Poor Reflectors:-The poor reflectors are transparent which
means light can go through it.

9. Mediocre reflectors:- these reflectors are translucent
which means little light goes through them.

10. Reference
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/light_fixtures
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reflectors

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