Electrodeless fluorescent lamp bulb RF power energized through m

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Combined load device or load device temperature modifying... – Discharge device load

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313491, 313493, 315248, 315276, 315348, 315 57, H05B 4124

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ABSTRACT:
An induction-ionized, electrodeless fluorescent lamp comprises a phosphor coated, globular envelope. An ionizable gas is contained in the envelope to produce radiation which excites the phosphor to produce light. A closed loop, magnetic core lying partially within and partially without the envelope couples radio frequency energy into the gas to produce ionization. The core may be bonded to a metal strap or enclosed in a metal container to improve heat transfer from the surrounding air. Primary windings and heat radiators are attached to the core outside the lamp envelope thereby eliminating the feed-through structures of other lamp embodiments.
A radio frequency power supply and lamp base plug are attached to the envelope providing a lamp which is physically and electrically compatible with existing incandescent-type lamp equipment.

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