The present disclosure relates to the technical field of electric light sources, particularly to a metal halide lamp and a manufacturing method thereof. The metal halide lamp includes an electric arc tube, an inner glass bulb, and a lamp holder fixedly connected with the inner glass bulb; the electric arc tube includes a tube body, a positive electrode located inside an electric arc cavity of the tube body and connected with a positive feedthrough inserted in a first leg portion of the tube body, and a negative electrode connected with a negative feedthrough inserted in a second leg portion of the tube body; the electric arc cavity is provided therein with an ignition gas; an outer surface of the first leg portion is provided with a conductive layer and a metal electrical connector, wherein the conductive layer has one end close to and the other end away from an electrode tip of the positive electrode, the metal electrical connector has one end connected with the other end of the conductive layer, and the other end connected with a long molybdenum rod. Security risks in manufacturing, transportation, mounting, utilization, storage, and waste disposal brought about by use of the radioactive material .sup.85Kr are avoided in the present disclosure.

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of electric light sources, particularly to a metal halide lamp and a manufacturing method thereof. The metal halide lamp includes an electric arc tube, an inner glass bulb, and a lamp holder fixedly connected with the inner glass bulb; the electric arc tube includes a tube body, a positive electrode located inside an electric arc cavity of the tube body and connected with a positive feedthrough inserted in a first leg portion of the tube body, and a negative electrode connected with a negative feedthrough inserted in a second leg portion of the tube body; the electric arc cavity is provided therein with an ignition gas; an outer surface of the first leg portion is provided with a conductive layer and a metal electrical connector, wherein the conductive layer has one end close to and the other end away from an electrode tip of the positive electrode, the metal electrical connector has one end connected with the other end of the conductive layer, and the other end connected with a long molybdenum rod. Security risks in manufacturing, transportation, mounting, utilization, storage, and waste disposal brought about by use of the radioactive material .sup.85Kr are avoided in the present disclosure.

Embodiments include a vacuum device, comprising: an enclosure configured to enclose a vacuum, comprising an external base forming at least a portion of the enclosure; an internal base within the enclosure; and at least one thermal dissipative strap assembly, comprising: an internal base thermal conductive base in contact with the internal base, an external base thermal conductive base in contact with the external base, and a flexible thermal dissipative strap coupling the internal base thermal conductive base to the external base thermal conductive base.

Embodiments include a vacuum device, comprising: an enclosure configured to enclose a vacuum, the enclosure including an external base including an opening; an internal base within the enclosure; and an adjustable support assembly adjustably coupling the internal base to the external base and extending through the opening, the adjustable support assembly comprising: a threaded shaft extending along a longitudinal axis and coupled to the internal base; a threaded hole component threadedly engaged with the threaded shaft and coupled to the external base such that the threaded hole component is axially constrained in a direction along the longitudinal axis relative to the external base independent of the threaded shaft; and a flexible component coupled to the external base and the threaded shaft and sealing the opening.

Embodiments include a vacuum device, comprising: an enclosure configured to enclose a vacuum, comprising an external base forming at least a portion of the enclosure; an internal base within the enclosure; and at least one thermal dissipative strap assembly, comprising: an internal base thermal conductive base in contact with the internal base, an external base thermal conductive base in contact with the external base, and a flexible thermal dissipative strap coupling the internal base thermal conductive base to the external base thermal conductive base.

Embodiments include a vacuum device, comprising: an enclosure configured to enclose a vacuum, the enclosure including an external base including an opening; an internal base within the enclosure; and an adjustable support assembly adjustably coupling the internal base to the external base and extending through the opening, the adjustable support assembly comprising: a threaded shaft extending along a longitudinal axis and coupled to the internal base; a threaded hole component threadedly engaged with the threaded shaft and coupled to the external base such that the threaded hole component is axially constrained in a direction along the longitudinal axis relative to the external base independent of the threaded shaft; and a flexible component coupled to the external base and the threaded shaft and sealing the opening.

A dielectric barrier discharge lamp assembly for a fluid treatment system. The lamp assembly can include an inductive secondary, first and second electrodes coupled to the inductive secondary, and a lamp including a dielectric barrier interposed between the first and second electrodes. The dielectric barrier can define a discharge chamber including a discharge gas, and one of the first and second electrodes can extend within the discharge chamber. The inductive secondary can be adapted to receive power from a nearby inductive primary to promote a dielectric barrier discharge in the discharge chamber. The resulting dielectric barrier discharge can generate ultraviolet light for the treatment of air or water, or for other applications.

A dielectric barrier discharge lamp assembly for a fluid treatment system. The lamp assembly can include an inductive secondary, first and second electrodes coupled to the inductive secondary, and a lamp including a dielectric barrier interposed between the first and second electrodes. The dielectric barrier can define a discharge chamber including a discharge gas, and one of the first and second electrodes can extend within the discharge chamber. The inductive secondary can be adapted to receive power from a nearby inductive primary to promote a dielectric barrier discharge in the discharge chamber. The resulting dielectric barrier discharge can generate ultraviolet light for the treatment of air or water, or for other applications.

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.

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.