US PATENT SUBCLASS 313 / 605
.~ Mean free-path spacing of envelope portions or content parts


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313 /   HD   ELECTRIC LAMP AND DISCHARGE DEVICES

567  DF  WITH GAS OR VAPOR {24}
605.~ Mean free-path spacing of envelope portions or content parts {1}
606  DF  .~.~> Electrode spacing related to mean free path length


DEFINITION

Classification: 313/605

Mean free-path spacing of envelope portions or content parts:

(under subclass 567) Subject matter wherein one envelope portion or a part of the device is spaced from another envelope portion or part of the device a distance which is less than the mean free-path length distance.

(1) Note. The mean free-path distance of an electron is the average distance an electron may travel in the gas or vapor without producing ionization of the gas or vapor. As the mean free-path length depends upon a number of factors, not all of which involve structure of the device, this and the indented subclass include patents which claim the parts as being within the mean free-path distance and include as cross references patents that disclose that the parts are within the mean free-path distance.