建筑电气英文翻译998（Building electrical English 998）.docVIP

建筑电气英文翻译998（Building electrical English 998） The history of electrical lighting technology Martin Goodman and Sheldon Brown In order to better understand the history of the golden halogen lamp at CatEye stadium. (especially to Zach Lando? Kaplan, who gave me a lot of background information provides support for the technical documents collected from electrical, Sylvania and IES manual) core CatEye stadium is its metal halogen lamp. This is a completely different technology to harness light power to all other bicycle lights. Do not confuse golden halogen lamp with halogen bulb. The two may sound very similar, but they represent entirely different techniques in lighting. The lights we usually use other things they are divided into two categories: incandescent light, it uses a filament and the arc lamp, the electric arc operation, catalytic gaseous plasma emission. The worlds arc lights can be further divided into several world high voltage arc lamps (light gas produced by light bulbs) and low pressure arc lamps, which work on large pressure plasma in the body. For example, we generally use 60 to 100 watt incandescent lamps, probably at home, most car headlights, all flashlights, all existing bicycle headlamps. Incandescent light comes in many varieties, its name is vacuum, krypton, xenon, halogen, quartz halogen lamp.. Examples of high voltage arc lamps include mercury lamp, high-pressure sodium arc lamp, and metal halide arc lamp. All of these discoveries were made in streetlights, industrial and stadium lighting. Low pressure arc lamps include fluorescent lamps, UV disinfection, neon lights used in homes and offices. Incandescent (halogen) lamps: the popular bicycle lighting system uses incandescent bulbs. Most of these (including NiteRider, VistaLite, night sun, BLT, turbo cat, and previous CatEye products) use a special variant of an incandescent bulb called a halogen bulb. All incandescent bulbs work in the same way: electricity is forced to produce a reactance th