A New High-Pressure Sodium Lamp with High Color Acceptability
Hidezoh Akutsu, Yoshiaki Watarai, Naoki Saito, Hideo Mizuno
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Hidezoh Akutsu, Yoshiaki Watarai, Naoki Saito, Hideo Mizuno
Abstract
This paper describes development and characteristics of a new high-pressure sodium (HPS) lamp which presents comfortable lighting environments comparable to incandescent lamps. In addition to attractive color appearance, the new HPS lamp offers lamp efficacy of 40 to 60 lm/W and average life of 9,000 hrs. The new HPS lamp is expected to find out extensive applications in general lighting services, as an energy saving substitute for incandescent lamps.
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This paper describes development and characteristics of a new high-pressure sodium (HPS) lamp which presents comfortable lighting environments comparable to incandescent lamps. In addition to attractive color appearance, the new HPS lamp offers lamp efficacy of 40 to 60 lm/W and average life of 9,000 hrs. The new HPS lamp is expected to find out extensive applications in general lighting services, as an energy saving substitute for incandescent lamps.
Key concepts: Incandescent light bulb, Sodium-vapor lamp, LED lamp, Color temperature, Materials science, High pressure, Mercury-vapor lamp, Computer science