Mercury-free cold cathode fluorescent lamp
A cold cathode fluorescent lamp and electrode technology, applied in the field of fluorescent lamps, can solve the problems of high inflation pressure and large working current, and achieve the effects of high working frequency, long life and small damage
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[0011] exist figure 1 Among them, nickel electrodes (4) (4a) with a thickness of 0.2 mm and coated with electronic powder are 1 mm apart, respectively welded on at least two guide wires (9) (9a) of the stem (5) and an inductive ballast (6), the lead wires (10) (10a) and the lamp cap (8) are electrically connected in sequence. Inside the glass bulb (1) is a lamp cavity (3) filled with nitrogen or a mixture of nitrogen and inert gas, for example, a bulb argon (containing 16% nitrogen) of 1.8Kpa is filled. After switching on the power supply, the current is limited by the ballast (6), for example, the operating current is 15 milliamps, so that the electrode (4) (4a) fixed on the guide wire (9) (9a) of the stem (5) Glow discharge occurs between the lamp cavity (3) because there is nitrogen or a mixture of nitrogen and inert gas in the lamp chamber (3), and the cathode negative glow on the surface of the electrode (4) (4a) radiates strong 337nm and 357nm ultraviolet rays of nitrog...
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