Electric lamp and discharge devices – With gas or vapor – Having a particular total or partial pressure
Patent
1992-11-12
1995-01-17
Horabik, Michael
Electric lamp and discharge devices
With gas or vapor
Having a particular total or partial pressure
313607, 313637, 313638, 313641, H01J 6112, H01J 6182
Patent
active
053828739
ABSTRACT:
The high-pressure discharge lamp has a filling in a discharge vessel (1) which includes a rare gas and a metal compound (2) chosen from hafnium halides and zirconium halides. The halide evaporates and discomposes to form incandescent, condensed metal particles. The lamp may be electrodeless and may in addition contain a buffer gas as a component of its filling. Alternatively, the lamp may have internal electrodes (13) and contain mercury (12) as a buffer gas. The lamp has favorable light generating properties, in particular a good color rendering, and in addition may have a very high luminous efficacy.
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W. Elenbaas, "High Pressure Mercury Vapour Lamps and their Applications", 1965, Cleaver-Hume Press Ltd. pp. 124-127.
Scholl Robert P.
Weber Bernhard R.
Horabik Michael
Patel N. D.
U.S. Philips Corporation
Wieghaus Brian J.
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