Flash lamp array having shorting lamps

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431 95R, F21K 502

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040407772

ABSTRACT:
Flash lamp array sequencing circuits in which the lamps are provided with heat-sensitive switch material on the outside surface of the bulbs and extending between lead-in wires. The switch material initially has a relatively high impedance, and changes to a relatively low impedance between the lead-in wires when heated by the lamp when it is flashed. A coating of lacquer or plastic is provided over the bulb and switch material.

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