CERAMIC METAL HALIDE LAMP
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May 2, 2013
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Oct 26, 2012
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Oct 31, 2011
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A manufacturing method of a ceramic metal halide lamp is provided where electrical characteristics and optical characteristics changed at the first time when the lamp begins to glow can be decreased. An example lamp includes a luminous tube with silver iodide (AgI) enclosed therein with predetermined amounts of mercury, metal halides and rare gas. Luminous flux change is measured by changing AgI/total amount of metal halide (weight ratio). An upper limit of AgI is determined by specifying an upper limit value of AgI/total amount of metal halide (weight ratio) based on an allowable lowering rate of luminous flux. Lamp voltage change is measured by changing AgI/total amount of metal halide. A lower limit of AgI is determined by specifying the AgI/total amount of metal halide based on an allowable lowering rate of lamp voltage. An AgI amount falling between the upper and lower limits is sealed into the luminous tube.
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