Illumination – Light source and modifier – Ionized gas or vapor light source
Reexamination Certificate
2006-04-06
2009-12-29
Sember, Thomas M (Department: 2885)
Illumination
Light source and modifier
Ionized gas or vapor light source
C362S294000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07637629
ABSTRACT:
A xenon short-arc lamp system includes a choice of two anode heatsinks with different mechanisms for thermally interfacing to, and supporting, e.g., a 300W-400W xenon short-arc lamp. One heatsink, allows a conventional mounting in which a split ring and clamp combination accommodate and clamp to a screw-on base adapter fitted to the 300W-400W xenon short-arc lamp. The lamp can then be operated at 300W. The second heatsink accommodates the 300W-400W xenon short-arc lamp directly without the adapter. A large threaded stud on the lamp is screwed directly into the heatsink and is seated such that a large orthogonal flat planar annular ring area also makes a tight thermal connection. The lamp can then be operated at its higher limit because of the much improved thermal resistance.
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Law Offices of Thomas E. Schatzel, P.C.
Sember Thomas M
Vaconcis Lighting, Inc.
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