Electric lamp and discharge devices – With movable electrode or shield
Patent
1989-01-19
1990-01-30
Wieder, Kenneth
Electric lamp and discharge devices
With movable electrode or shield
313152, 313160, H01J 6106
Patent
active
048975729
ABSTRACT:
A wide angle flash tube reflector has dual involute surfaces thereon intersecting at a cusp and bent in the horizontal to intercept light from a light source adjacent the cusp and to reflect such light in a dispersion pattern that spreads the flash coverage to match extended light coverages of lenses from a normal focal length to extreme wide angle. One light source is in the form of a bent tube having adjustably positioned cathode and anode electrodes for varying the length of a plasma arc to control the extent of the dispersion pattern reflected from the dual involute surfaces.
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Evans John C.
Wieder Kenneth
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