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AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorsAlbrecht Kraus, Bernd Rausenberger, Wilhelm Groen, Horst Dannert
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The invention relates to a low-pressure gas discharge lamp which includes at least one discharge vessel and at least two capacitive coupling-in structures and operates at an operating frequency f. In order to achieve a better efficiency in combination with a small structural volume, a high luminous flux, a low operating voltage, a low electromagnetic emission, a high resistance against switching transients and a long service life for the low-pressure gas discharge lamp, it is proposed to form each capacitive coupling-in structure from at least one dielectric having a thickness d and a dielectric constant ∈, each dielectric being subject to the condition d/(f.∈)<10−8 cm.s. A substantially larger amount of light can thus be generated per lamp length (lumen/cm).
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A device for the backlighting of a liquid crystal display, including at least one low-pressure gas discharge lamp with a discharge vessel, at least two capacitive coupling-in structures, operating at an operating frequency f, as the light source, and an optical system for producing backlighting,
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