light source
A light source and waveguide technology, applied in the field of light sources, can solve problems such as incompatibility
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[0071] Referring to the drawings, Figure 1 shows a generalized representation of the parent lamp 1 comprising an oscillator and amplifier source 2 of microwave energy, typically operating at 2.45 or 5.8 GHz or other frequencies within the ISM band. The source transmits microwaves via a matching circuit 3 to an antenna 4 which extends into a cavity 5 in a light-transmissive waveguide 6 . The light-transmissive waveguide is quartz and has a central cavity 7 that houses a bulb 8 . The bulb is a sealed quartz tube 9 and is filled with an inert gas and a microwave excitable material which radiates visible light when excited by microwaves. The bulb has a stem 10 received in a stem hole 11 extending from the central cavity. The waveguide is transparent and light from the bulb can exit the waveguide in any direction under the influence of any reflective surfaces. Microwaves cannot leave the waveguide, which is confined at its surface by a Faraday cage. Typically, a Faraday cage inc...
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