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Lamps come in many shapes and sizes serving many different purposes. Incandescent, neon, and other varieties of lamps are used for various applications. Each type of lamp has it own uses and unique working principles.

Incandescent lamps are the most common type of lamp. They are comprised of a filament that is heated until it glows. This causes the surrounding glass case to fill with light. The filament is typically made from tungsten, which does not corrode and remains functional over a long period of time. Since incandescent lamps are simple in design and relatively cheap to produce, their popularity has remained strong. Incandescent lamps are commonly used for indoor and outdoor lighting, spot lighting, stage lighting, and automotive and airplane landing lights.

Neon lamps are also popular. They are composed of glowing, electrically-charged tube filled with neon gas. The tube is made from glass and is manufactured to a certain thickness and shape depending on the desired affect. When high voltage electricity is run through the tube, the neon gas starts to glow and emit light. Neon lamps are used in flashlights, signs, displays, and various decorative applications.

Both incandescent and neon lamps are economical and reliable forms of lighting, although they differ in their applications and working principles. Incandescences use a heated filament to generate light, while neon lamps use gas-filled tubes to generate light. Both varieties offer advantages in terms of energy efficiency, lifespans, and the ability to be used in various applications.

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