MCD stand for "millicandela" or 1/1000 of a candela.
This a unit of light energy of a single color, and in a single direction. For example: if you stand a few feet from a 100W light bulb, your eyes will get about 120 candelas of brightness reaching them--that's 120,000 MCD.
The little LED's you see on cell phones may be about 20 or 30 MCD.
This is a very rough idea of what it means. For a more formal explanation, go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candela and read all about it.
There is no direct conversion between lumens and millicandela (mcd) as they measure different things. Lumens measure the total amount of visible light emitted by a source, while mcd measures the intensity of the light emitted in a particular direction.
13000 MCD (millicandela) is a unit of luminous intensity, not luminous flux like lumens. The relationship between lux and lumens depends on the beam angle of the light source. You would need to know the specific beam angle of the light to convert MCD to lumens.
MCD is short for millicandela But the convertion to other ligthing unit is not simple There is no definitive answer. A millicandela rating is determined by an on-axis measurement of peak intensity at a specific current, not by measuring total light output. Since the light emitted by a diffused LED is spread over a wide viewing angle, the on-axis value may actually be less than a non-diffused LED from which all light output is concentrated in a narrow beam. Thus the total light output of a 20 mcd LED may be greater than that of a 100 mcd LED though the on-axis reading is less. This link provides a wizard to help you http://led.linear1.org/lumen.wiz
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Sotajumala MCD was created in 2001.
Panssarikolonna MCD was created in 2002.
The ticker symbol for McDonald's is MCD and it is traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
MCD which is also their stock symbol on the NYSE.
1400000 in Roman numerals is written as MCD.