Martin W Schuiteman

Title: Martin W. Schuiteman and Electrodeless Lamp Innovation.

Introduction

Martin W. Schuiteman is an inventor associated with Eindhoven, the Netherlands. His recorded patent concerns an electrodeless low-pressure discharge lamp and lists U.S. Philips Corporation as the company associated with the invention.

Latest Patents

The supplied information identifies one patent for Schuiteman: “Electrodeless Low-Pressure Discharge Lamp.” The invention describes a sealed discharge vessel containing ionisable metal vapor and a rare gas. A wire winding around a cylindrical magnetic core generates an electromagnetic field inside the vessel when connected to a high-frequency power supply. To manage heat in the core, the design uses a heat pipe positioned along its longitudinal axis. The pipe is surrounded by the core near its first end, while its second end is kept at a relatively low temperature. This cooling arrangement supports the lamp’s operation by removing heat from the magnetic material.

Career Highlights

The available details connect Schuiteman’s inventive work with U.S. Philips Corporation and identify his contribution to electrodeless lighting technology. The supplied record lists 1 patent.

Collaborations

The information provided names Hendrik H. Eggink and Herman H. Van Der Aa as Schuiteman’s coworkers. Their inclusion indicates a professional association, though the supplied details do not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Martin W. Schuiteman’s recorded patent presents a heat-management approach for an electrodeless low-pressure discharge lamp, combining a magnetic core, high-frequency excitation, and a heat-pipe cooling body.