Gas discharge fluorescent device
AssigneeCoollite International Holding Limited
InventorsShichao Ge, Xi Huang, Ivan Chan
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AssigneeCoollite International Holding Limited
InventorsShichao Ge, Xi Huang, Ivan Chan
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Sputtering of the cathodes of a cold cathode fluorescent lamp is reduced or eliminated by removing electrodes altogether from the sealed envelope containing the gaseous medium. Electric field is then applied by means of electrically conductive members outside the tube. Alternatively, the current passing between electrodes can be spread over multiple sub-electrodes so that the current flow and sputtering experienced by each individual sub-electrode will be reduced. Different designs are employed to facilitate heat dissipation for high power and high intensity cold cathode fluorescent lamp applications. Thus, a container for the fluorescent lamp tube may be omitted altogether and adjacent rounds of a spiral-shaped lamp may be attached together by an adhesive material. Alternatively, the container may be open at one end to facilitate heat dissipation. Or the container for the lamp and the housing from the driver may each contain a hole to allow air circulation to carry away heat.
A cold cathode discharge device comprising:
A gas discharge device comprising:
A cold cathode gas discharge device comprising:
A cold cathode gas discharge device comprising:
A cold cathode gas discharge device comprising:
A cold cathode gas discharge device comprising:
A cold cathode gas discharge device comprising:
A cold cathode gas discharge device comprising:
A gas discharge device comprising:
An electrode assembly for use in a cold cathode gas discharge system, including:
A cold cathode gas discharge system, comprising:
A method for generating radiation by means of an electrode assembly in a cold cathode gas discharge system, including:
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