Mirror with dichroic coating lamp housing

Electric lamp and discharge devices – With optical device or special ray transmissive envelope – Reflector

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313 25, 313112, 313579, 313580, 313635, 313638, 362293, 362296, 359360, 359584, 359585, 359586, 359588, 359589, 359839, 359884, H01J 0316, H01J 6118, H01J 6138, H01K 0132

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051773961

ABSTRACT:
A light mirror and a lamp including a light mirror are disclosed. The light mirror includes a light pervious substrate having a reflecting surface, a metal coating disposed in the reflecting surface, and a dichroic coating disposed on the metal coating. The dichroic coating is designed to reflect essentially all of the visible light spectrum and to transmit infra-red radiation and any unreflected portion of the visible light spectrum. A method for controlling the heat transmission of a cold light mirror is also disclosed.

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