Discharge lamp with specific amounts of halogen, oxygen, hydrogen and carbon
AssigneeUshiodenki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMasataka Kawaguchi, Motoko Uramoto, Dan Masashi, Yoshihiro Horikawa
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AssigneeUshiodenki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMasataka Kawaguchi, Motoko Uramoto, Dan Masashi, Yoshihiro Horikawa
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A discharge lamp which maintains a high lumen maintenance factor even when operated for a long time is obtained in a discharge lamp which has a silica glass discharge vessel and a pair of opposed electrodes in the discharge vessel and in which the discharge vessel is filled with at least 0.15 mg/mm3 mercury, a rare gas with argon as the main component, and 2×10−4 μmole/mm3 to 7×10−3 μmole/mm3 bromine by meeting the following conditions when feeding a direct current of 5 mA between the electrodes and a glow discharge produced: 1.0×10−4≦b/a≦1.2×10−1 Condition (1) c/a≦1.4×10−1 Condition (2) d/a≦1.2×10−2 Condition (3) e/a≦1.4×10−2 Condition (4) where a is the emission intensity of the argon with a wavelength of 668 nm, b is the emission intensity of OH with a wavelength of 309 nm, c is the emission intensity of hydrogen (H) with a wavelength of 656 nm, d is the emission intensity of C2 with a wavelength of 517 nm, and e is the emission intensity of CH with a wavelength of 431 nm.
Discharge lamp, comprising:
Method of producing a discharge lamp comprising the steps of:
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