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          Miniature  Candelabra  Intermediate  Medium        Medium Skirt     Admedium             Mogul
          Figure 12-20 Standard Screw Bases


           Bayonet bases are common in automotive and instrumen-                       Opaque  Coating
        tation applications. Figure 12-21 shows both double contact
        and single contact bases. The double contacts are generally
        reserved for dual-filament lamps, such as automotive tail
        lamps. One filament is for running lights while the second,
                                                                                       Bulb
        brighter, filament is for brakes.


                                                                                         Ceramic Base


                                                                                       Pins
                    Double Contact  Single Contact
                        (DC)           (SC)                               Figure 12-23 Two-Pin Base
                  Figure 12-21 Standard Bayonet Bases


                                Flange
                                                                                              Bulb
                 Bulb
                                          Insulator
                                                                        Terminal
                                                                                                Groove
                                           Terminal
                                                                         Insulator
                                    Terminal                                               Terminal
                 Figure 12-22 Flanged Base                              Figure 12-24 Grooved Base

           The flanged base bulb, shown in Figure 12-22, is typically  Sealed beams, most commonly used in automotive, con-
        used in flash lights and indicator applications.  The bulb is  struction equipment, and marine applications, use one of four
        dropped into the socket and a screw-on cap is used to secure  different base configurations. Figure 12-25 shows the typical
        it in place.                                          base patterns for sealed beams. The two- and three-lug types
           Two-pin bases, as shown in Figure 12-23, are typically found  are usually used with a standard connector. The space lugs
        on high intensity lamps, such as halogen units. These bases are  are used with standard crimp-on connectors and the screw
        commonly found in projection and audio visual equipment.  terminals are for connecting to either stripped wire or screw
           Grooved base bulbs are used in applications that require a  lugs.
        very small incandescent bulb. These lamps snap into place  Fluorescent tubes are most commonly supplied with either
        and are retained with a spring loaded detent. Figure 12-24  medium bi-pin or single pin bases, as shown in Figure 12-26.
        shows a typical grooved base bulb.                    The recessed double contact is typically found in industrial










                         Two Lug            Three Lug           Spade Lugs           Screw Terminals
                    Figure 12-25 Sealed Beam Bases
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