Method for connecting a current supply wire with a contract patch of an electrical lamp
AssigneePatent-Treuhand-Gesellschaft fur elektrische Gluhlampen mbH
InventorsWolf-Ruediger Becker, Martin Fornalski
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AssigneePatent-Treuhand-Gesellschaft fur elektrische Gluhlampen mbH
InventorsWolf-Ruediger Becker, Martin Fornalski
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The invention relates to a method for connecting a contact plate (2) a lamp cap to the supply conductor wire (4) which is passed through an aperture (2a) in the contact plate (2). With the aid of a wire (5) which serves as filler, the supply conductor wire (4) and the contact plate (2) are soldered together, by generating an arc between the additional wire (5) and the supply conductor wire (4) or the contact plate (2). The solidified molten material of the additional wire (5) closes off the aperture (2a) and produces a reliable soldered join between the supply conductor wire (4) and the contact plate (2). The polarity of the electric voltage used to generate the arc is advantageously such that the additional wire (5) acts as an anode and the contact plate (2) or the supply conductor wire (4) acts as a cathode. The soldering process according to the invention advantageously takes place under an inert-gas atmosphere.
A method for connecting a supply conductor wire to a contact plate of an electric lamp, the supply conductor wire (4) being guided through an aperture (2a) in the contact plate (2) and being welded or soldered to the contact plate (2), characterized in that an additional wire (5) is used to connect the supply conductor wire (4) to the contact plate (2), an arc (7) being generated between the additional wire (5) and the supply conductor wire (4) or between the additional wire (5) and the contact plate (2), so that at least some of the material of the additional wire (5) is melted and the aperture (2a) is closed off with the aid of the molten material.
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