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Fast start induction RF fluorescent lamp with burst-mode dimming
ActiveUS9245734B2Promote rapid luminous developmentPower maximizationElectric lighting sourcesGas discharge lamp usageControl signalEngineering
A fast starting induction RF fluorescent lamp capable of changing illumination level through a burst-mode dimming facility, comprising a dimming facility enabling the induction RF fluorescent lamp to dim in response to a control signal, and with structures within the bulb envelope that facilitate rapid luminous development during a turn-on phase.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Fast start induction RF fluorescent light bulb
ActiveUS20140145620A1Reduce flickerReduce noiseElectric discharge tubesElectric lighting sourcesFluorescenceEngineering
A fast starting induction RF fluorescent lamp that is able to replace an ordinary incandescent light bulb, both in its ability to screw into a standard incandescent light bulb socket and to have the general look of the ordinary incandescent light bulb, but with all of the advantages of an induction lamp, as described herein. The present disclosure describes structures for an induction RF fluorescent lamp that includes a bulbous portion, an electronics portion, and a screw base, creating an external look that is similar to the profile of an ordinary incandescent light bulb, and with structures within the bulbous portion that facilitate rapid luminous development during the turn-on phase of the induction fluorescent lamp.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Fast start dimmable induction RF fluorescent light bulb
InactiveUS8941304B2Promote rapid luminous developmentPower maximizationElectric discharge tubesElectric light circuit arrangementFluorescenceEngineering
A fast starting dimmable induction RF fluorescent lamp comprising a dimming facility enabling the induction RF fluorescent lamp to dim in response to a signal from an external dimming device, and with structures within the bulb envelope that facilitate rapid luminous development during a turn-on phase.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Fast start dimmable induction RF fluorescent light bulb
InactiveUS20140145621A1Reduce flickerReduce noiseElectric discharge tubesDischarge tube/lamp detailsFluorescenceEngineering
A fast starting dimmable induction RF fluorescent lamp comprising a dimming facility enabling the induction RF fluorescent lamp to dim in response to a signal from an external dimming device, and with structures within the bulb envelope that facilitate rapid luminous development during a turn-on phase.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Dimmable high frequency induction RF fluorescent lamp
InactiveUS20140145607A1Reduce flickerReduce power consumption and noiseElectric lighting sourcesSolid cathode detailsElectrical conductorPower flow
A dimmable high frequency induction RF fluorescent lamp, comprising a bulbous vitreous portion filled with a working gas mixture, a power coupler comprising at least one winding of an electrical conductor for receiving an alternating voltage, and an electronic ballast providing appropriate voltage and current to the power coupler and operating at a frequency greater than 5 MHz, wherein the electronic ballast comprises a dimming facility for dimming the lamp from an external dimming device.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Fast start induction RF fluorescent lamp with reduced electromagnetic interference
InactiveUS20140145594A1Promote rapid luminous developmentPower maximizationAntenna supports/mountingsElectric lighting sourcesElectromagnetic interferenceConductive materials
A fast starting induction RF fluorescent lamp comprising a power coupler with conductive material in contact with the power coupler to reduce extraneous electromagnetic radiation emanating from the power coupler, and with structures within the bulb envelope that facilitate rapid luminous development during a turn-on phase.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Fast start RF induction lamp with ferromagnetic core
InactiveUS20140145593A1Maximize absorption of powerFast heatingAntenna supports/mountingsElectric lighting sourcesFluorescenceRe entrant
An induction RF fluorescent lamp, comprising a lamp envelope and re-entrant cavity filled with a fluorescing gas mixture, a power coupler receiving an alternating voltage and current to generate an alternating magnetic field and thereby inducing an alternating electric field within the lamp envelope, a first metallic structure mounted within the lamp envelope in such a location and orientation to rapidly heat and vaporize mercury to promote rapid luminous development during the turn-on phase of the induction RF fluorescent lamp and a second metallic structure so as to promote electrical breakdown of the fluorescing gas mixture during the turn-on phase of the induction RF fluorescent lamp.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Fast start induction RF fluorescent lamp with burst-mode dimming
ActiveUS20140145595A1Reduce flickerReduce noiseAntenna supports/mountingsElectric lighting sourcesControl signalEngineering
A fast starting induction RF fluorescent lamp capable of changing illumination level through a burst-mode dimming facility, comprising a dimming facility enabling the induction RF fluorescent lamp to dim in response to a control signal, and with structures within the bulb envelope that facilitate rapid luminous development during a turn-on phase
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Fast start high frequency induction RF fluorescent lamp
InactiveUS20140145608A1Reduce flickerReduce noiseElectric lighting sourcesSolid cathode detailsEngineeringRadio frequency
A fast starting induction RF fluorescent lamp comprising an electronic ballast operating at greater than 5 MHz, and a lamp envelope with structures that facilitate rapid luminous development during a turn-on phase.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
High frequency induction RF fluorescent lamp with reduced electromagnetic interference
ActiveUS20140145599A1Reduce flickerReduce noiseElectric discharge tubesAntenna supports/mountingsElectrical conductorAlloy
An induction RF fluorescent lamp, comprising a vitreous envelope filled with a working gas mixture, a power coupler comprising at least one winding of an electrical conductor for receiving an alternating voltage and current to generate an alternating magnetic field and thereby induce an alternating electric field within the lamp envelope, an electronic ballast providing appropriate voltage and current to the power coupler and a main mercury amalgam having a vapor pressure at room temperature which is higher than the vapor pressure of the mercury amalgam formed on the flag.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Induction RF fluorescent lamp
InactiveUS20140145604A1Reduce flickerReduce noiseElectric lighting sourcesSolid cathode detailsEngineeringGeneral Appearance
An induction RF fluorescent lamp that is able to replace an ordinary reflector-type incandescent lamp, both in its ability to screw into a standard incandescent lamp socket and to have the general look of the ordinary reflector incandescent lamp, but with all of the advantages of an induction lamp, as described herein.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
High frequency induction RF fluorescent lamp
InactiveUS20140145606A1Reduce flickerReduce noiseElectric lighting sourcesSolid cathode detailsFluorescenceEngineering
A high frequency induction RF fluorescent lamp that is able to replace an ordinary incandescent lamp, both in its ability to screw into a standard incandescent light bulb socket and to have the general look of the ordinary incandescent lamp, but with all of the advantages of an induction lamp, as described herein. The present disclosure describes a high frequency electronic ballast, as well as structures for an induction RF fluorescent lamp that includes a bulbous portion, a tapered portion, an electronics portion, and a screw base, creating an external look for the high frequency induction RF fluorescent lamp that is similar to the profile of an ordinary incandescent lamp.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Induction RF fluorescent lamp with load control for external dimming device
ActiveUS20140145619A1Promote rapid luminous developmentPower maximizationElectric discharge tubesElectric lighting sourcesRadio frequencyBallast
An induction RF fluorescent lamp comprising a dimming device load control facility enabling the induction RF fluorescent lamp to provide for electrical loads required for the proper operation of an external control dimming device, the dimming device load control facility controlling a switched electrical load switched in and out of connectivity within the electronic ballast to provide a load for the external dimming device.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Dimmable induction RF fluorescent lamp
InactiveUS20140145601A1Reduce flickerReduce noiseElectric lighting sourcesSolid cathode detailsEngineeringGeneral Appearance
A dimmable induction RF fluorescent lamp that is able to replace an ordinary reflector-type incandescent lamp, both in its ability to screw into a standard incandescent lamp socket and to have the general look of the ordinary reflector incandescent lamp, but with all of the advantages of an induction lamp, as described herein.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Dimmable induction RF fluorescent light bulb
InactiveUS20140145618A1Promote rapid luminous developmentPower maximizationElectric discharge tubesElectric lighting sourcesIncandescenceOptoelectronics
A dimmable induction RF fluorescent light bulb that is able to replace an ordinary incandescent light bulb, both in its ability to screw into a standard incandescent light bulb socket and to have the general look of the ordinary incandescent light bulb, but with all of the advantages of an induction lamp, as described herein. The present disclosure describes structures for an induction RF fluorescent light bulb that includes a bulbous portion, a tapered portion, an electronics portion, and a screw base, creating an external look that is similar to the profile of an ordinary incandescent light bulb.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
High frequency induction RF fluorescent lamp with burst-mode dimming
InactiveUS20140145598A1Reduce flickerReduce noiseElectric discharge tubesAntenna supports/mountingsControl signalEngineering
A high frequency induction RF fluorescent lamp with an electronic ballast operating at a frequency greater than 5 MHz comprising a burst-mode dimming facility enabling the induction RF fluorescent light bulb to dim in response to a control signal.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
High frequency induction RF fluorescent lamp with reduced electromagnetic interference
InactiveUS20140145600A1Reduce flickerReduce noiseElectric discharge tubesAntenna supports/mountingsRoom temperatureElectromagnetic interference
A dimmable induction RF fluorescent lamp comprising a dimming facility enabling the induction RF fluorescent lamp to dim in response to a signal from an external dimming device, and having a main mercury amalgam having a vapor pressure at room temperature which is higher than the vapor pressure of the mercury amalgam formed on the flag.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Induction RF fluorescent lamp with reduced electromagnetic interference
InactiveUS20140145603A1Reduce flickerReduce noiseElectric lighting sourcesSolid cathode detailsElectromagnetic interferenceEngineering
An induction RF fluorescent lamp that is able to replace an ordinary reflector-type incandescent lamp, both in its ability to screw into a standard incandescent lamp socket and to have the general look of the ordinary reflector incandescent lamp, but with all of the advantages of an induction lamp, and comprising a power coupler with conductive material in contact with the power coupler to reduce extraneous electromagnetic radiation emanating from the power coupler.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
High frequency induction lighting
ActiveUS20140145596A1Reduce flickerReduce noiseAntenna supports/mountingsElectric lighting sourcesElectrical conductorPower flow
An induction RF fluorescent lamp, comprising a bulbous vitreous portion filled with a working gas mixture, a power coupler comprising at least one winding of an electrical conductor for receiving an alternating voltage, and an electronic ballast providing appropriate voltage and current to the power coupler and operating at a frequency greater than 5 MHz wherein the electronic ballast comprises an EMI filter, an AC-to-DC converter, a DC bus, an input choke inductor and a DC-to-AC inverter.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Processor-based induction RF fluorescent lamp
InactiveUS20140145597A1Reduce flickerReduce noiseElectric discharge tubesAntenna supports/mountingsEngineeringFluorescent lamp
A processor controlled induction RF fluorescent lamp that is able to replace an ordinary incandescent lamp, both in its ability to screw into a standard incandescent light lamp socket and to have the general look and size of the ordinary incandescent light lamp, but with all of the advantages of an induction lamp, as described herein. The present disclosure describes the utilization of a control processor to facilitate an electronics packing density that enables the electronic ballast to be packed within the dimensions of an ordinary incandescent light lamp.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
High frequency induction RF fluorescent lamp with reduced electromagnetic interference
InactiveUS20140145605A1Reduce flickerReduce noiseElectric lighting sourcesSolid cathode detailsElectromagnetic interferenceEngineering
A high frequency induction RF fluorescent lamp comprising an electronic ballast operating at greater than 5 MHz and a power coupler with conductive material in contact with the power coupler to reduce extraneous electromagnetic radiation emanating from the power coupler.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Induction RF fluorescent lamp with burst-mode dimming
InactiveUS20140145602A1Reduce flickerReduce noiseElectric lighting sourcesSolid cathode detailsEngineeringFluorescent lamp
A burst-mode dimmable induction RF fluorescent lamp that is able to replace an ordinary reflector-type incandescent lamp, both in its ability to screw into a standard incandescent lamp socket and to have the general look of the ordinary reflector incandescent lamp, but with all of the advantages of an induction lamp, as described herein.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Dimmable induction RF fluorescent lamp with reduced electromagnetic interference
InactiveUS20140145617A1Promote rapid luminous developmentPower maximizationElectric discharge tubesElectric lighting sourcesElectromagnetic interferenceConductive materials
A dimmable induction RF fluorescent light bulb comprising a power coupler with conductive material in contact with the power coupler to reduce extraneous electromagnetic radiation emanating from the power coupler.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Fast start induction RF fluorescent light bulb
ActiveUS9209008B2Promote rapid luminous developmentPower maximizationElectric lighting sourcesDischarge tube/lamp detailsEngineeringGeneral Appearance
A fast starting induction RF fluorescent lamp that is able to replace an ordinary incandescent light bulb, both in its ability to screw into a standard incandescent light bulb socket and to have the general look of the ordinary incandescent light bulb, but with all of the advantages of an induction lamp, as described herein. The present disclosure describes structures for an induction RF fluorescent lamp that includes a bulbous portion, an electronics portion, and a screw base, creating an external look that is similar to the profile of an ordinary incandescent light bulb, and with structures within the bulbous portion that facilitate rapid luminous development during the turn-on phase of the induction fluorescent lamp.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
High frequency induction lighting
ActiveUS9305765B2Reduce flickerReduce noiseElectric lighting sourcesGas discharge lamp usageElectrical conductorInductor
An induction RF fluorescent lamp, comprising a bulbous vitreous portion filled with a working gas mixture, a power coupler comprising at least one winding of an electrical conductor for receiving an alternating voltage, and an electronic ballast providing appropriate voltage and current to the power coupler and operating at a frequency greater than 5 MHz wherein the electronic ballast comprises an EMI filter, an AC-to-DC converter, a DC bus, an input choke inductor and a DC-to-AC inverter.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Fast start induction RF fluorescent lamp with reduced electromagnetic interference
InactiveUS9129792B2Promote rapid luminous developmentPower maximizationElectric lighting sourcesEnergy efficient lightingElectromagnetic interferenceConductive materials
A fast starting induction RF fluorescent lamp comprising a power coupler with conductive material in contact with the power coupler to reduce extraneous electromagnetic radiation emanating from the power coupler, and with structures within the bulb envelope that facilitate rapid luminous development during a turn-on phase.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Induction RF fluorescent lamp with load control for external dimming device
ActiveUS9460907B2Promote rapid luminous developmentPower maximizationElectric discharge tubesElectric lighting sourcesElectricityEngineering
An induction RF fluorescent lamp comprising a dimming device load control facility enabling the induction RF fluorescent lamp to provide for electrical loads required for the proper operation of an external control dimming device, the dimming device load control facility controlling a switched electrical load switched in and out of connectivity within the electronic ballast to provide a load for the external dimming device.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Dimmable induction RF fluorescent lamp with reduced electromagnetic interference
InactiveUS10128101B2Promote rapid luminous developmentPower maximizationElectric discharge tubesElectric lighting sourcesElectromagnetic interferenceEngineering
A dimmable induction RF fluorescent light bulb comprising a power coupler with reduced extraneous electromagnetic radiation wherein a dimming facility utilizes burst-mode dimming that periodically interrupts the high frequency voltage and current to the power coupler with an off period and an on period in order to reduce the power being delivered to the power coupler wherein the off period is shorter than the time required for an electron density of the discharge within the lamp envelope to substantially decrease.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Fast start RF induction lamp
ActiveUS9524861B2Reduce flickerReduce noiseElectric discharge tubesElectric lighting sourcesElectrical conductorEngineering
An induction RF fluorescent lamp, comprising a vitreous envelope filled with a working gas mixture, a power coupler comprising at least one winding of an electrical conductor for receiving an alternating voltage and current to generate an alternating magnetic field and thereby induce an alternating electric field within the lamp envelope, an electronic ballast providing appropriate voltage and current to the power coupler and a main mercury amalgam having a vapor pressure at room temperature which is higher than the vapor pressure of the mercury amalgam formed on the flag.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
Fast start RF induction lamp with metallic structure
InactiveUS10141179B2Power maximizationRapidly heat and vaporizeElectric lighting sourcesGas discharge lamp usageEngineeringRe entrant
An induction RF fluorescent lamp having a bulbous vitreous portion of the induction RF fluorescent light bulb including a lamp envelope filled with a working gas mixture. The lamp includes a power coupler and an electronic ballast. A first metallic structure is attached to a cavity wall and extends outwardly radially therefrom and within the lamp envelope outside a re-entrant cavity including mercury. The first metallic structure is mounted within the lamp envelope and adapted to absorb power from the electric field and induce discharge during a turn-on phase of the induction RF fluorescent lamp in a manner sufficient to rapidly heat and vaporize the mercury and promote rapid luminous development during the turn-on phase of the induction RF fluorescent lamp.
Owner:LUCIDITY LIGHTS
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