Flash array provided with a high voltage combustion flash lamp

Combustion – Illuminating flash device – e.g. – photographic bulb – etc. – Fuel charge within sealed transparent casing – e.g. – bulb

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362 15, F21K 502

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041264096

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a flash array provided with a number of high voltage combustion flash lamps which each cooperate with a single reflector sheet of an electrically conducting material. This reflector sheet is provided with holes; when a lamp is flashed a radiation-sensitive switching contact is affected via one of the holes.
According to the invention the radiation-sensitive contacts open responsive to radiation. These contacts and the reflectors are connected to one another via a low-ohmic connection and whereby further a lamp, whose turn has not yet come, is short circuited. These measures result in the fact that the chance for premature ignition of a lamp is extremely small.

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patent: 3951582 (1976-04-01), Holub et al.
patent: 3988647 (1976-10-01), Bolon et al.

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