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The color rendering ability of a light source to an object is called color rendering, which is achieved by comparing the appearance color of the object with a reference or reference light source (incandescent lamp or drawing light) at the same color temperature. The spectral content emitted by light determines the color of the light source, but the same color can be composed of many, a few, or even only two monochromatic light waves, which have a significant impact on the color rendering of each color. Light sources with the same color will have different spectral compositions, and light sources with wider spectral compositions are more likely to provide better color rendering quality. When there is little or no main wave reflected by an object under the reference light source in the light source spectrum, significant color shift will occur in the color. The greater the degree of color difference, the worse the color rendering of the light source to that color. The color rendering index coefficient (Kaufman) is currently a common method for defining the color rendering evaluation of light sources.

The color rendering ability of a light source to an object is called color rendering, which is achieved by comparing the appearance color of the object with a reference or reference light source (incandescent lamp or drawing light) at the same color temperature. The spectral content emitted by light determines the color of the light source, but the same color can be composed of many, a few, or even only two monochromatic light waves, which have a significant impact on the color rendering of each color. Light sources with the same color will have different spectral compositions, and light sources with wider spectral compositions are more likely to provide better color rendering quality. When there is little or no main wave reflected by an object under the reference light source in the light source spectrum, significant color shift will occur in the color. The greater the degree of color difference, the worse the color rendering of the light source to that color. The color rendering index coefficient (Kaufman) is currently a common method for defining the color rendering evaluation of light sources.