Illumination – Light source and modifier – Including reflector
Patent
1991-08-05
1992-09-01
Cole, Richard R.
Illumination
Light source and modifier
Including reflector
362299, 362346, 313578, F21Y 714
Patent
active
051434474
ABSTRACT:
A lamp assembly particularly for a luminaire comprising a lamp having a light emitting member of generally torroidal shape and a reflector positioned and shaped to reflect light received from the light emitting member through the central opening. The light emitting member is preferably a filament of an incandescent lamp. The reflector has a cross-section comprising first and second arcs which are substantially symmetrical with respect to a line joining the center of the reflector and a point substantially at the center of the torroidal member and the shape of the reflector is that described by rotating the arcs about the line. The arcs may be elliptical or circular for example with their foci or centers positioned to achieve the required effect.
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Brunton J. E.
Cole Richard R.
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