Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.V.

Bart Hendriks

Jacobus Cornelis Gerardus Van Der Sanden

Bernardus Johannes Stinesen

Hendrik Josephus Goossens

Jadranko Dovic

Joannes Antonius Van Rooij

A reflector lamp () comprising a reflector () having an opening () opposite to a light emission window (), an electric lamp () comprising a closed lamp vessel () positioned with an end portion () in the lamp opening of the reflector, an electric element () arranged on the optical axis () in the lamp vessel, and a support body (). The support body comprises reflector fastening means () for fastening the support body to the reflector, and lamp fastening means () for fastening the support body to the end portion of the lamp vessel. Viewed in a direction from the lamp opening along the optical axis towards the light emission window, the support body is fastened to the reflector solely at a mounting location beyond the lamp opening of the reflector. In between the lamp opening and said location beyond the lamp opening of the reflector, the reflector has a largest wall thickness T, with TT. A wire clothis provided in between the reflector body and the legs of the support body as a protection means. The wire cloth extends from the mounting location up to the lamp fastening means.

Electric reflector lamp and reflector

A reflector lamp () comprising a reflector () having an opening () opposite to a light emission window (), an electric lamp () comprising a closed lamp vessel () positioned with an end portion () in the lamp opening of the reflector, an electric element () arranged on the optical axis () in the lamp vessel, and a support body (). The support body comprises reflector fastening means () for fastening the support body to the reflector, and lamp fastening means () for fastening the support body to the end portion of the lamp vessel. Viewed in a direction from the lamp opening along the optical axis towards the light emission window, the support body is fastened to the reflector solely at a location beyond the lamp opening of the reflector.

Electric reflector lamp

An optical pick-up actuator includes a lens holder having tracking and focusing coils which substantially extend in two parallel planes at a side of the lens holder. A magnet system cooperates with the tracking and focusing coils and is arranged separately from the lens holder and extends beyond the planes. The coils are arranged for effecting tilt through cooperation with the magnet system and may be provided at each of two opposite sides of the lens holder.

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