Electric lamp and discharge devices – With gas or vapor – Having electrode lead-in or electrode support sealed to...
Patent
1988-06-28
1990-01-02
Wieder, Kenneth
Electric lamp and discharge devices
With gas or vapor
Having electrode lead-in or electrode support sealed to...
313113, 362296, 445 26, 445 43, H01J 932, H01J 6136
Patent
active
048915530
ABSTRACT:
An improved high wattage mercury halide lamp which has the follower rod of the electrode ribbon assembly brazed to a side arm of a quartz arc tube with ductile alloy brazing composition which effectively seals the side arm and the electrode follower to prevent lead oxidation, metal expansion and attendant damage to the integrity of the lamp. The result is longer life high wattage mercury halide lamps.
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Bamberg William I.
Cordero Keith P.
Wieder Kenneth
Wolfram, Inc.
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