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 Electroluminescent lamps are basically luminescent capacitors. By applying an alternating voltage to the electrodes, the phosphor crystals dispersed in the dielectric get excited to emit light. Modern, sophisticated processing techniques enable production of lamps with constantly better useful life, with optimised light distribution and low power consumption.
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