120MB

The 120MB application field and working principle include incandescent, neon, and other types of lamps. Incandescent lamps are those commonly found in most residential and commercial settings and produce light from a glowing filament that is protected by a glass bulb. When an electric current is passed through the filament, it heats up and begins to emit light.

Neon lamps are a special type of lighting that produces a soft, luminescent glow through the combination of two metals. When an electric current is passed through the combination of these two metals, they emit a soft light that is more subtle than traditional incandescent lights, but creates an interesting effect. They are used in a variety of applications, including signage, interior lighting, and holiday decorations.

The working principle of these lamps is the same: electricity passes through a filament or a combination of two metals and produces light. However, the type of light, intensity, and color produced can vary significantly depending on the type of lamp being used. Incandescent lights, for example, typically create a bright, white light, while neons generally create a softer light that is less intense. Furthermore, the colors produced by neons can vary depending on the exact combination of metals used.

In addition to incandescent and neon lamps, there are also more specialized types of lamps that use different sorts of working principles. These include halogen, LED, and fluorescent lamps. Halogen lamps, for example, work by using a halogen gas instead of a filament to produce a brighter, whiter light. LED lamps, on the other hand, work by using tiny light-emitting diodes to produce a bright, steady light. Finally, fluorescent lamps use a combination of gas and an electrode to produce light.

In summary, the 120MB application field and working principle covers a wide range of lamps, including incandescent, neon, halogen, LED, and fluorescent lamps. Each type of lamp uses a different working principle and produces a different kind of light, and the exact characteristics of the light they produce can vary significantly depending on the type of lamp. Furthermore, each type of lamp has its own range of applications, with incandescent and neon lamps being the mostly widely used.