Sentence examples for discharge tubes from inspiring English sources
For some applications, mercury or other gas discharge tubes are used; a laser beam is often employed in scientific applications.
A successful development in the conservation of energy has been the high-pressure sodium lamp, for which discharge tubes are made of niobium and 1 percent zirconium.
Because the ratio of the particles is also comparable to the mass-to-charge ratio of the residual atoms in the discharge tubes, scientists suspected that the rays were actually ions from the gases in the tube.
Sources of this form of electromagnetic radiation are hot objects like the Sun, synchrotron radiation sources, mercury or xenon arc lamps, and gaseous discharge tubes filled with gas atoms (e.g., mercury, deuterium, or hydrogen) that have internal electron energy levels which correspond to the photons of ultraviolet light.
Edison experimented with gas-discharge light tubes in 1896, and Georges Claude in France and Moore in England produced the first practical discharge tubes using noble gases such as neon and argon; these tubes were first used to outline the facade of the West End Cinema in London in 1913 and were rapidly exploited for signs and other decorative purposes.
Dr. Muthuswamy's research interests are investigating the chaotic dynamics of the Muthuswamy-Chua system, understanding properties of physical memristors such as discharge tubes and studying applications of nonlinear dynamical systems using field-programmable gate arrays.
He sorted out the many ions in various charge states produced in a discharge tube.
Alex Tinguely manipulates plasma in a glow discharge tube to introduce visitors to the concept of magnetic confinement fusion.
The plasma is generated in a discharge tube using helicon waves.
The silicon atoms were evaporated from a Pyrex discharge tube designed for the purpose.
As new types of electric lamps become available for example, compact source discharge tube lamps they are adopted for lighthouse use wherever suitable.
