Flash lamp discharge using radiant energy

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – With radiant energy sensitive control means – Radiant energy responsive load device

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315173, 315176, 315241R, H05B 4130

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042465133

ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus are disclosed for triggering a flash lamp without the use of a conventional high voltage trigger pulse. In accordance with the invention, gas molecules in the flash lamp are ionized by the application of radiant energy to lower the impedance of the flash lamp. An energy discharge device (e.g., a capacitor) is thus able to discharge abruptly through the flash lamp causing the lamp to flash.

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