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National Renewable Energy Lab - On Location
EdisonTechCenter
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Engineering On Location Series: We visit the visitors center at NREL and learn about what they do. NREL is federally funded and researches biomass, geothermal, solar, wind ...
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The Halogen Tungsten Lamp
EdisonTechCenter
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How it works, Inventors, Variations of design. This is an incandescent lamp which uses halogens like bromine and iodine to prevent the tungsten filament from degrading. It...
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The High Pressure Sodium Lamp (HPS)
EdisonTechCenter
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How it works, inventors, variations. This lamp is the most popular lamp for street and outdoor lighting in the world due to its high efficiency and acceptable color renderi...
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What is an HID Lamp?
EdisonTechCenter
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List of HID lamps and how to classify the lamp. Mercury Vapor, Metal Halide, Carbon Arc Lamp, High Pressure Sodium, Xenon Short-arc Lamp, Xenon Metal Halide. Learn more at ...
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The Low Pressure Sodium Lamp
EdisonTechCenter
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This yellow light was once widely used for street lighting but has lost popularity to the high-pressures sodium lamp. It was developed in 1920 at Westinghouse, and commerci...
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The Incandescent Lamp
EdisonTechCenter
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How it works, History, Inventors and Examples. Advantages and disadvantages of the Incandescent Lamp. Light bulb collector Rick DeLair take you on a tour of the most popula...
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The Neon and Argon Lamp
EdisonTechCenter
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How it works, inventors, development, types of low pressure gas-discharge lamps. The Neon Lamp has occupied a unique niche in modern society since 1915. It was and will l...
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The Carbon Arc Lamp
EdisonTechCenter
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The first electric light: inventors, history, how it works. From Volta to Sperry the development of the arc lamp. The carbon arc lamp is a HID - High Intensity Discharge la...
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Why 3 Phase Power? Why not 6 or 12?
EdisonTechCenter
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Power Transmission Engineer Lionel Barthold Explains how 3 phase, 6 phase, and 12 phase power works, advantages, disavantages, and hopes for the future. Rotating phases, fo...
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The Nernst Lamp
EdisonTechCenter
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Nernst Lamp (Nernst Glower) was developed in 1897 as a more efficient replacement for Edison's incandescent lamp. Lighting collector Rick DeLair takes you through all the p...
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