Directional sources of electromagnetic radiation

Electric lamp and discharge devices – With optical device or special ray transmissive envelope – Reflector

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219216, 219343, 219347, 240103B, 250317, H01J 516, H05B 100

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040016226

ABSTRACT:
A convenient reflecting material is a ceramic fiber felt in which the container is partially embedded, the felt being bleached by the radiation from the source to form a pure white reflector conforming to the exterior of the container. The ceramic fiber felt is virtually indestructable, and costs only a few pence. The felt can be made sufficiently thick that the reflector acts as a heat insulator so that heat losses to the back of the reflector are low. The time for the system to warm-up is dependent almost entirely on the source and its enclosing tube, as little heat passes into the reflector.

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