Fluorescent Light Sources and Their Applications

Further information may be obtained from the following publications, which do not purport to be a complete list:—.

“The Effects of Temperature on the Intensity of Fluorescence of Some Impurity Solids,” by Randall J. T. Proceedings of the Physical Soc., Vol. 49, 1937.

“Low-wattage Mercury Vapour Discharge Lamps: The Modulation of their Light Emission by Luminescence,” by Aldington J. N. , and Stephens G. O. Eng. Supp. to the Siemens Magazine, No. 144, May, 1937.

“Fluorescent Tube Lighting,” by Jenkins H. G. , and Brown C. D. G.E.C. Journal, 1938.

“Luminescent Materials and their Application to Light Sources,” by Ryde J. W. Trans. of the Illum. Eng. Soc., 1938.

“Low-pressure Mercury Discharge within a Luminescent Tube,” by Uyterhoeven W. , and Zecher G. Philips Tech. Rev., Vol. 3, September, 1938.

“The Radiation from Artificial Illuminants,” by Aldington J. N. Assoc. of Public Lighting Engineers, September, 1938.

“Research on the Production and Utilisation of Light,” by Warren H. Illum. Eng. Soc. Lecture, February, 1939.

“Developments in the Production of Light by the Electric Discharge through Mercury Vapour,” by Aldington J. N. Eng. Supp. to the Siemens Magazine, No. 178, March, 1940.

“The Photometric Properties of Some Luminescent Materials,” by Harper W. E. Margt Robinson B. , and Bowtell J. N. Trans. of the Illum. Eng. Soc., June, 1940.

“Electric Discharge Lamps,” by Francis V. J. , and Jenkins H. G. G.E.C. Publication, July, 1941.