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Lamps - Incandescents, Neons

Lamps have been used as a source of light for centuries and have grown to encompass a large range of shapes, sizes, colors, and technologies. This article will focus primarily on the use of two types of lamps in the 7348 application field: incandescent and neon lamps. It will discuss the working principles of each type, the common applications they are used for, as well as comparing and contrasting their advantages and disadvantages.

Incandescent Lamps

An incandescent lamp, or light bulb, is a device that produces light through a process called incandescence, meaning it is heated until it emits a visible light. It works by an electric current passing through a thin filament, usually of tungsten metal, which is sealed inside a glass envelope filled with an inert gas. As the electrical current passes through the filament it causes it to heat up and become incandescent, producing light. Incandescent lamps produce light of two general types: visible and infrared. Visible light is the light that we see and is used primarily for illumination. Infrared is invisible and is primarily used in heating purposes.

Incandescent lamps are most often used in residential and commercial lighting, such as for homes, offices, and stores. They can also be used for mood lighting and for stage lighting in theaters and pubs. In addition to this, they can also be used for medical, scientific, and industrial applications. Incandescent lamps offer the advantage of being highly efficient, long-lasting, and low-cost.

Neon Lamps

Neon lamps are also known as neon glow lamps or neon discharge lamps. They are created by passing an electrical current through a tube filled with a gas such as neon, mercury vapor, or argon. As a result, the gas emits a colored light. The light produced from neon lamps is often referred to as fluorescence and is usually pink, orange, or blue in colour. Neon lamps are used in a variety of different applications including indoor and outdoor signage, channel letters, illuminated decorations, and even Christmas lights.

Neon lamps have some advantages over incandescent lamps. They are more efficient, produce more light per watt, and are more durable. They also do not suffer from thermal and humidity related degradation. In addition to this, neon lamps can be operated safely at a much higher voltage than incandescents. However, they are more expensive, require high voltage to operate, and must be handled with care.

Conclusion

In conclusion, 7348 applications often use both incandescent and neon lamps. Each type of lamp has its own advantages and disadvantages and is best suited for specific types of applications. Incandescents are cheaper, highly efficient, and are capable of producing high levels of visible light, while neons are more efficient, durable, produce more light per watt, and produce colored light. As such, it is important to consider both types when choosing a lamp for a specific application.

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