Electric lamp and discharge devices – With gas or vapor – Having electrodes with geometrical relationship
Patent
1996-04-10
1997-02-18
Horabik, Michael
Electric lamp and discharge devices
With gas or vapor
Having electrodes with geometrical relationship
31323121, 361120, 337 28, H01T 414
Patent
active
056044003
ABSTRACT:
An overvoltage protection element for discharging transient overvoltages, with two electrodes (2), a disruptive discharge-spark air between the electrodes (2) and a housing (4) containing the electrodes (2). Each electrode (2) has a connecting leg (5) and an arcing horn (6) which runs at an acute angle relative to the connecting leg (5). The disruptive discharge-spark air gap is formed by facing surfaces of the arcing horns (6) of the electrodes (2), which are spaced from one another. In preferred embodiments, the arcing horns (6) of the electrodes (2), in their areas near the connecting leg (5), are provided with at least one hole (7) running therethrough which, preferably, has a diameter that is less than 2 mm.
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Altmaier Holger
Lehmann Eberhard
Oertel Gerhard
Scheibe Klaus
Day Michael
Horabik Michael
Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co.
Safran David S.
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