HID Head Lamp
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Bulb
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Elements
Xenon gas: Xenon gas activates the initial
reaction for rapid illuminating.
Molybdenum electrode: anode arcing
Metal halide salts: color composing component
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Lightening principle
When Xenon gas and metal halide salt will
discharge the molybdenum anode in a capsule, it emits light.
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Ignitor
Ignitor (A) is an electromagnetic transformer that
receives current from ballast and boost voltage to light on the arc
light source in any environment.

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Ballast
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Ballast (A) delivers an instant high voltage
pulse to the ignitor electrode, to initialize discharge in the
source.
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Ballast supplies the stable power to the
bulb and the ignitor during initialization and normal state
of arc.

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Stability
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Durable for vibration as there is no filament.
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Does not operate if polarity are changed.
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Doesn't operate if the input voltage is not
in the range of 10-16V.
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Doesn't operate if the circuit is short.
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Doesn't operate if the bulb burnt out.
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