Light bulb comprising an illumination body, which contains a metal compound that is stable at high temperature
A metal compound and metal carbide technology, applied in the field of incandescent lamps, can solve the problem of no large-scale application of the fluorine cycle process, and achieve the effect of reducing the fracture tendency
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[0038] FIG. 1 shows a single-sided incandescent lamp 1 with a lamp tube 2 formed of quartz glass, a pressure wall pin 3 and an inner current lead 10 in which a foil 4 is combined with the light-emitting Body 7 is connected. The illuminator 7 is a simple helical, axially arranged wire formed of TaC, the ends 14 of which are not helical and are transverse to the lamp axis. External leads 5 are placed on the foil 4 on the outside.
[0039] The structures described here can, for example, also be applied to lamps with other metal carbide illuminants, such as hafnium carbide, zirconium carbide, niobium carbide. Alloys of different carbides can also be used. Furthermore, borides or nitrides, in particular rhenium nitride or osmium boride, can be used.
[0040] Lamps generally preferably employ luminophores formed from tantalum carbide, which preferably consist of a simple helical wire. Zirconium carbide, hafnium carbide or alloys of different carbides, such as those described in ...
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