ELECTRODELESS PLASMA LAMP, LAMP DEVICE AND confinement member for an electrodeless plasma lamp
A technology of plasma lamps and limiting components, applied in the field of ion lamps, can solve the problems of electromagnetic compatibility and hinder the widespread use of equipment, etc.
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[0031] Figure 1A with Figure 1B A simplified view of an exemplary embodiment of a prior art electrodeless plasma lamp is shown.
[0032] As depicted, lamp 10 has a lamp body or housing 20 with a wide bottom portion 22 and a narrower top portion 24 of large diameter. The lamp body is filled with air 26 or other gas such as nitrogen or fluid, or alternatively may be a vacuum. The surface of the housing is conductive; this may be an intrinsic property of the material of the housing 20, or result from the application of a conductive sheet.
[0033] The input coupling-element 30 is connected to an upper surface 31 of the lamp body 20 (which will be understood to be at ground potential 32). The other end of the input coupling element is connected to the RF connector 33 via the opening 28 in the lamp body 20 . It should be understood that the input coupling-element 30 may be a solid or hollow conductor; or a dielectric material with a conductive coating.
[0034] The RF source ...
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