BF4418-20B

Cold cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFLs) and ultraviolet (UV) lamps are two types of lighting technology that are often used in a wide range of applications. CCFLs are gas-discharge lamps, while UV lamps are mercury lamps. The BF4418-20B is a CCFL lamp that can be used in a variety of applications.

The BF4418-20B is a long tube-shaped lamp that is filled with an argon/mercury mixture. The lamp produces an intense cold-cathode ultraviolet light, which makes it ideal for applications such as backlight for LCD screens, on-machine lighting, medical and industrial lighting, and many others. The lamp is also energy-efficient and has a long operating life.

In order to understand the working principle of the BF4418-20B, it is important to understand how CCFLs work in general. The lamp consists of two electrodes that are positioned at either end of the tube filled with the argon/mercury mixture. When the electrodes are activated, a powerful electric current passes through the mixture, which causes the gas atoms to become energized, or "ionized." This produces a "photon cascade," which is a form of ultraviolet radiation.

The light produced by the BF4418-20B has a wide range of colors, ranging from visible light to ultraviolet light. This makes it suitable for a variety of applications, including lighting displays, backlighting, medical and industrial lighting, and more. The lamp is also energy-efficient and has a long operating life.

The BF4418-20B is a versatile lamp that can be used in a variety of applications. It is well-suited for applications that require an intense ultraviolet light, such as backlighting for LCD, on-machine lighting, medical and industrial lighting, and more. It is also energy-efficient and has a long operating life, making it a great choice for applications in these fields.