Although some neon lamps themselves are now antiques, and their use in electronics has declined markedly, the technology has continued to develop in artistic and entertainment contexts.
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How many hours does a neon lamp such as an NE-2 operated, on average, before failure ? talk ) 20 : 30, 22 June 2012 ( UTC)
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In a CCFL, any possible radiation source is there just to facilitate initial ionization, much like in many neon lamps ( where ionization sources are definitely used ).
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In his later career Moore developed a miniature neon lamp that was extensively used in electronic displays, as well as vacuum tubes that were used in early television systems.
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According to Bentley, Collie " worked with Ramsay on the inert gases, constructed the first neon lamp, proposed a dynamic structure for benzene, and discovered the first oxonium salt ."
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A very common Penning mixture of about 98 99.5 % of neon with 0.5 2 % of argon is used in some neon lamps, especially those rated at 110 volts.
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Because of this characteristic, electrical circuitry external to the neon lamp must limit the current through the circuit or else the current will rapidly increase until the lamp is destroyed.
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Save for the neon lamps in the control panel and 10-30 vacuum tubes employed for output devices, the electronics used only discrete solid-state components, including 383 transistors and 2, 300 diodes.
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The guys in the other space ship aren't moving ( or so they think ), so when they observe their neon lamps, they'll see light coming out with a velocity of c.
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From December 1998, digital projectors were used for the Coke sign, the square's first digital billboard, while in the 2000s there was a gradual move to LED displays, which completely replaced neon lamps by 2011.
