What does acrylic diffuser haze mean?

For acrylic diffuser, haze is also called turbidity, which can measure the opacity or turbidity of transparent or translucent materials and is an index to characterize scattering. Haze is a haze or turbid appearance caused by light scattering on the inner or outer surface of a material. Haze is defined as the percentage of the ratio of the scattered light flux of the material to the luminous flux of the transmitted material.

Haze and light transmittance, another parameter of diffusion plate, are important indexes to measure the transparency of materials. The relationship between them is as follows: generally speaking, transmittance and haze are inversely proportional, that is, materials with high transmittance have low haze; Or conversely, Dallas goes to the audience, but the relationship between the two is not always like this, and sometimes it will have the opposite result. For example, frosted glass has high light transmittance, but the haze is also relatively large. Therefore, transmittance and haze are two opposite and interrelated optical indexes.

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Schematic diagram without affecting light transmittance and haze