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*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bIVUWL_mLY A Video Ad, by a companny offering a sulfur lamp for streetlight applications using more modern magentrons] Advertizes 100,000 lifetime (Doesn't mention if they adressed the spinning of the lamp issue)  | *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bIVUWL_mLY A Video Ad, by a companny offering a sulfur lamp for streetlight applications using more modern magentrons] Advertizes 100,000 lifetime (Doesn't mention if they adressed the spinning of the lamp issue)  | ||
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTqrZyQdj6c A Basic Diy Sulfur Lamp] needs to be checked for reliability etc  | *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTqrZyQdj6c A Basic Diy Sulfur Lamp] needs to be checked for reliability etc  | ||
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Revision as of 00:23, 6 June 2023
Basics
- A type of light that is similar to a gas discharge lamp, or plasma lamp (neon light), but uses microwaves instead of electrodes
 - These thus have a high brightness, yet also a long lifespan
 - The main issues have been magnetron life, and how to keep the bulb from overheating (Some models rotate the bulb, circularlly polarized light may work according to some studies)
 - Not for small applications, but could be used for projector lights, stage lights, and other high brightness applications
 
Internal Links
- Plasma Lamp
 - Fluorescent Lamp or Electrodeless Fluorescent Lamp
 - OLED / Organic field-effect transistor (May be similar in an appropriate materials context, but less complex in use/installation, albeit with a trade off for manufacturing complexity)
 
External Links
- The Wikipedia Page on Sulfur Lamps
 - A Patent Discussing Using Circualarly Polarised microwaves to Make Rotation Unneccisary
 - A Video Ad, by a companny offering a sulfur lamp for streetlight applications using more modern magentrons Advertizes 100,000 lifetime (Doesn't mention if they adressed the spinning of the lamp issue)
 - A Basic Diy Sulfur Lamp needs to be checked for reliability etc