Halogen cycle incandescent lamp having an intermediate lead-in c

Electric lamp and discharge devices – With gas or vapor – Incandescent filament lamp

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313631, 313332, H01K 120, H01K 140

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044906463

ABSTRACT:
To prevent the occurrence of brittle weld junctions upon joining thin intal lead-in wires (3a, 3a') to thicker connecting pin wires (3b, 3b'), an intermediate element of nickel (4) is positioned between the thinner and thicker wire parts, the nickel joining easily with the two parts of the molybdenum wires. The junction molybdenum-nickel-molybdenum, or tungsten-nickel-tungsten in case tungsten wires are used, is preferably located within the region of the press (5) of the lamp (1). In contrast to direct welding of molybdenum to molybdenum, or tungsten to tungsten, the weld does not decay.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1547180 (1925-07-01), Murphy
patent: 2716714 (1955-08-01), Adams et al.

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