Short arc lamp with one-piece cathode support component
AssigneeUshiodenki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMasanori Takahashi, Akihiko Sugitani, Hideo Tanaka
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AssigneeUshiodenki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMasanori Takahashi, Akihiko Sugitani, Hideo Tanaka
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A short arc lamp in which welding of a cathode to a conductive support component yields an advantageous connection of the cathode to the conductive support component in which the thermal influences are reduced, and in which the cathode tip does not move. The short arc lamp has a body within which a concave discharge space is formed, an anode and a cathode are located in the concave discharge space, a conductive support component for supporting the cathode is connected to a feeding ring which is located in the vicinity of an open end of the reflection surface, a first metal component which is formed on one end of the body, and a second metal component which is formed on the other end of the body. In a preferred embodiment, only a single conductive support component is welded to the cathode.
Short arc lamp comprising a body made of an insulating material and within which a concave discharge space with a curved reflection surface is formed, a pair of spaced, electrodes which are positioned in the discharge space approximately in a focal position of the reflection surface, and a feeding ring which is located in the vicinity of an opening end of the reflection surface and to which a conductive one-piece support component is connected electrically for supporting one of said pair of electrodes;
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