Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Koninlijke Philips Electronics N.v.

Peter Rosenmüller

Jürgen Flechsig

Andreas Trampler

Gert Müller

Sven Reyer

Hans-Joachim Helmar Unger

The invention relates to a lamp socketfor lamps, in particular vehicle lamps, comprising a connection regionfor arranging the lampson a headlamp, a light or the like, a hollow-cylindrical receiving sectionfor arranging a bulbon the lamp socket, and a cylindrical metal sleevewhich is arranged in the receiving section. In order to provide a lamp socketof simple and stable design which has high heat-resistance, it is provided that a flangearranged on the metal sleeverests on protrusionswhich project from an upper edgeof the receiving section

Lamp socket with improved heat conduction

The invention relates to a lamp (), in particular a vehicle lamp, having a base (), a burner () having a light-generating element (), and an adapter plate () having a connecting region () and a receiving portion (), the connecting region () being connected to the base () and the receiving portion () to the burner (). The adapter plate () has cutouts () between the connecting region () and the receiving portion () such that the connection region () is no longer rigid but has a certain flexibility.

Lamp having improved vibration damping

A lamp includes a burner secured to a holding device made of metal. The lamp further includes a bottom section made of plastic. In order that the lamp is of a simple, mechanically stable design, and nonetheless is thermally stable, in accordance with a first aspect, an opening of the bottom section is provided with projections in such a way that a base sleeve made of metal, which is disposed in the opening, does not bear laterally against the bottom section over its entire surface. In accordance with a second aspect, the base sleeve includes a flange which screens a top side of the bottom section, at least partially, against the burner, wherein a space remains between the flange and the top side of the bottom section.

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Plauen, Germany

Peter Rosenmüller