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| why don't you look at www.electronicsrobotics.com as it has the best known solution[/url] | |
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Adding to these points the main reason is, The interior of the lamp having the support wire sub assembly must be sealed from the environment in vacuum-tight manner, cuz hermetically sealing the lamps at places where wires or like metal parts extend from interior of the lamp to the outside has always been a problem in the art and so support wire sub assemblies for incandescent lamps are usually kept entirely within vacuum tight... |
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| Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 9:53 pm Post subject: |
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| To avoid the burning up and oxidising of the tungsten filament in air.
Try to break the glass bulb of a 12V car lamp carefully. Turn it on via a 12V supply, and it lasts about 1/2 second with a puff of smoke from the burning filament. |
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| Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 3:00 pm Post subject: which is the role of the vacuum in an incandescent lamp |
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| which is the role of the vacuum in an incandescent lamp? | |