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| Definition | : | Lamp Lumen Depreciation |
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Lamp Lumen Depreciation (LLD) refers to the gradual decrease in the brightness (lumens) emitted by a lamp over its lifespan.
LLD is a measure of how much the brightness of a light source decreases as it operates, and it is commonly expressed as a percentage.
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The full form of LLD is Lamp Lumen Depreciation
Lamp Lumen Depreciation | Liquid Level Detection
Legum Doctor | Ladin | Low-Level Design | Leg Length Discrepancy | Lower Limit of Detection | Left Lateral Decubitus | Lamp Lumen Depreciation | Loan Level Data | Liquid Level Detection | Lipid-Lowering Drugs | Lupus-Like Disease