Invention of bulb and its development

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Invention of bulb and its development.

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Close-up of a lightbulb with a filament. Early Concepts and Discoveries (18th-19th Century).

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Carbon Arc Lamp (1800s). Sir Humphry Davy demonstrated the first electric arc lamp in 1809, using two charcoal rods to create a bright light. This concept was later improved upon and used in various applications, but it still had limitations, including high energy consumption and rapid electrode consumption..

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Close-up of a lightbulb with a filament. Incandescent Lamp Development (1800s).

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Edison’s Innovations (Late 1800s). Edison’s team continued to refine the incandescent lamp, working on improving the lifespan of the filament and creating a vacuum inside the bulb to prevent oxidation. They eventually settled on using a carbonized cotton thread filament, which greatly increased the lifespan of the bulbs..

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Graph on document with pen. Introduction of Tungsten Filament (Early 20th Century).

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Dark floating bulbs with one lit up brightly. Advancements in Bulb Design (1900s).

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Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFLs) and Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) (Late 20th Century – Present).