Abstract:
A halogen bulb having a tungsten filament and containing a reactive carrier gas mixture including halogen, as well as an inert gas in a transparent envelope to repeatedly regenerate tungsten evaporated from the filament during operation. Improvement lies in using hydrogen bromide and ammonium bromide as the reactive carrier gas mixture, thereby providing a bulb of high efficiency, and uniformly long service life.
Abstract:
A magnetron device composed by improving the medium or large size magnetron device having an output power of the order of 500 watts in ultrahigh frequency, which comprises as cooling means an assembly of a natural air-cooled type radiator formed of aluminum or alloy thereof and which, accordingly, does not necessitate the cooling means like blowers provided to conventional devices. Said device has such advantages that noise is eliminated during operation and that it is light and compact and therefore it is particularly suitable for a domestic-use microwave range.
Abstract:
This invention concerns an improvement in manufacturing of color picture tubes wherein photosensitive slurry is applied on the inner surface of a face panel of the tube and dried to form a dried slurry, then a shadow mask is secured to the face panel with a specified gap in between, and ultraviolet rays impinge on the dried slurry layer through a path-refracting lens and apertures of said shadow mask so as to form dots on the inner surface. The improvement lies in provision of a light attenuator to control exposure distribution of the ultraviolet rays closely beneath the shadow mask. With this arrangement, sizes of the dots in the edge part of a screen can be made almost equal irrespective of changes of position of the ultraviolet ray source. Consequently, the dots for the three colors in the edge portion of the screen can be made substantially equal in size, and good color balance throughout the picture screen is obtainable.
Abstract:
This invention relates to an electric light-emitting apparatus, wherein electric light-emitting diodes are secured on the flat bottoms of recesses, which are formed on an electrically conductive substrate. The light-emitting diodes are contained in light-conducting wafers of transparent resin embedded in the recesses respectively. Each wafer has an oblique smooth reflection plane for reflecting the light conducted from the light-emitting diodes. A mask with light-diffusing regions and having a roughened lower face is provided to cover all the abovementioned parts in such a manner that the light-diffusing regions receive light from the smooth reflection planes, respectively.
Abstract:
In an incandescent lamp, particularly projection lamps of large luminosity, both ends of an upper glass bar for holding down supporting hooks, which hangingly support segmented coils of an incandescent filament, are welded to specified positions on the inner face of the bulb, so as to secure the filament rigidly and durably.