Single crystal whisker electric light filament

Electric lamp and discharge devices – Electrode and shield structures – Filament or resistance heated electrodes

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313578, 313633, H01K 110

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ABSTRACT:
An electric light filament comprising a single crystal whisker is disclosed. In the preferred embodiment the whisker consists essentially of silicon carbide (SiC), preferably beta silicon carbide, doped with a sufficient amount of nitrogen to render the whisker sufficiently electrically conductive to be useful as a light bulb filament at household voltages. Filaments made of such materials are characterized by high strength, durability, and resilience, and have higher electrical emissivities than conventioanl tungsten filaments.

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patent: 4513030 (1985-04-01), Milewski
patent: 4565600 (1986-01-01), Ricard
Encylopedia of Materials Science and Engineering, "Whiskers", Milewski, Bever, ed., pp. 5344-5346, 1/86, Pergamon Press.
Journal of Materials Science, "Growth of Beta-Silicon Carbide Whiskers by the VLS process", Milewski et al., pp. 1160-1166, 1/85, Chapman and Hall.

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