Electric lamp and discharge devices – With temperature modifier – For lead-in-seal or stem protection
Patent
1987-04-30
1990-01-02
Britton, Howard W.
Electric lamp and discharge devices
With temperature modifier
For lead-in-seal or stem protection
602031, 60202, 3133591, 250251, G21K 100
Patent
active
048916005
ABSTRACT:
A means for controllably accelerating a particle of matter having a selected dipole characteristic is shown. The means includes a means for generating an alternating electric field extending a first direction, which varies at a selected frequency and which has a predetermined magnitude which is less than the characteristic field ionization potential limit of a particle. A means for generating an alternating magnetic field is provided. The alternating magnetic field extends in a second direction at a predetermined angle to and crosses and intercepts the electric field to define a spatial force field region. The alternating magnetic field has a frequency which is substantially equal to and is at a predetermined phase angle relative to the alternating electric field and is at a flux density which, when multiplied times the selected frequency, is less than the characteristic field ionization limit of a particle. Means are provided for establishing a particle at a selected temperature below a particle thermal ionization level and for transporting a particle into the spatial force field region causing the dipole of a particle to be driven into cyclic motion at substantialy the selected frequency which accelerates a particle in a direction substantially normal to the directions of the electric field and said magnetic fields. A control means for establishing a predetermined spatial and time relationship between the electric field, magnetic field and dipole cyclic motion to control a particle acceleration is provided.
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Britton Howard W.
Meaney, Jr. Daniel J.
Powell Mark R.
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