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How do flame effect light bulbs work?
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How do flame effect light bulbs work?
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Colin asks:
I recently bought a flame effect light bulb. It is a white plastic tube and looks like a flickering plasma that resembles a flame. How does it work ?
Can you help?
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they glow because of specially designed electrodes, following Paschen's law of breakdown voltage
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