LED light scienceThis section reveals some fascinating concepts to highlight the LED light science behind some amazing lighting product. Writing on "thin air" strobe light conceptThere is a type of application that is linked to the scientific notion known to many as saccade.
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laboratory: We two legged blue-sky and light detecting bodies called humans do not look at a scene in a steady way. So what we do…? Our eyes jerk around a scene looking for clues in light intensity. When we locate interesting parts we build up a mental 'map' of what we think we see. A saccade has many meanings. One covers a very fast eye movement. The other - a fast shift in frequency of an emitted signal or other such fast change. The unbelievable speed of such rapid eye motion give insight into the complexity of the mechanism that controls the motion of the eye. Actually, it is the fastest movement of an external part of the human body. The peak angular speed of the eye during a saccade can reach 1000 degrees per second. A accade lasts from about 20 to 800 milliseconds.
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