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Sugiura, M. (1993). Review of metal-halide discharge-lamp development 1980-1992. IEE Proceedings A, 140(6), 443–449. Added by: Sarina (2009-09-08 14:40:49) Last edited by: Sarina (2009-09-08 14:41:23) |
Resource type: Journal Article BibTeX citation key: Sugiura1993 View all bibliographic details |
Categories: Englisch = English Keywords: Halogenmetalldampflampe = Metal Halide Lamp, Lampen = Lamps Creators: Sugiura Collection: IEE Proceedings A |
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Abstract |
Of all high-intensity discharge (HID) lamps, the metal-halide lamp has attracted considerable attention and raised market expectations through its diversified product range covering a wide range of lighting applications. This has led to increasingly complex solutions to achieve the desired characteristics. Extensive studies on lamp design, iodide reactions with the fused-silica-tube wall and the electrodes, effects of impurities, loss of sodium etc. have been already carried out. Recently, rare-earth metal (Dy and Tm) metal-halide lamps have attracted increasing interest owing to their excellent colour rendering properties. As a result, research concentrating on reactions with the fused-silica-tube wall and the electrodes has also been increasing. It has become clear that rare-earth metal-halide lamps such as Dy and Tm types have major chemical and technical differences compared with the Sc-Na lamp, particularly in the reaction between iodide and the fused; silica-tube wall with an effect on the transport phenomenon of silicon and silica. This phenomenon has resulted in a need for different measures to counteract tube-wall blackening and electrode corrosion. Other topics examined include the practical use of lamps with built-in ignitors, compact lamps with good colour rendering, and applications of miniature metal-halide lamps for general lighting, in car headlamps, for projection television.
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