Illumination – Photographic lighting – Plural light sources or light source supports
Patent
1978-09-13
1981-05-19
Tudor, Harold J.
Illumination
Photographic lighting
Plural light sources or light source supports
354143, 361411, 362 13, 362 16, G03B 1502
Patent
active
042688914
ABSTRACT:
A photoflash unit comprising a plurality of high-voltage type flashlamps mounted on a printed circuit board containing circuitry for sequentially igniting the flashlamps in response to successive high-voltage firing pulses applied thereto. One lead-in wire of each of the flashlamps is connected to a common circuit conductor. An electrically conductive reflector unit is positioned between the lamps and the circuit board. The reflector unit is grounded to the common circuit conductor by means of a dried paste of conductive material disposed at the interface between the reflector and common conductor. In this manner, the reflector unit functions as an electrostatic shield for the circuitry.
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Brower Boyd G.
Holmes James L.
Sindlinger Ronald E.
Coleman Edward J.
GTE Products Corporation
Tudor Harold J.
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