What is induction lamp, the difference between induction lamp and ordinary light bulb

What is an induction lamp? The difference between an induction lamp and an ordinary light bulb. Any lighting lamp without filament electrodes is an induction lamp. In fact, a microwave lamp belongs to the category of induction lamps. There is no filament electrode in the microwave lamp, it relies on the MHz microwave to excite the sulfur element in the bulb body. Sulfur can emit very strong white visible light directly after being excited by microwave. Sulfur does not pollute the living environment of human beings, so the microwave lamp is not only free of mercury pollution, but also free of ultraviolet light pollution and phosphorous pollution of phosphors. It is a true green light source. At the same time, the light spectrum of the microwave sulfur lamp is very close to that of the sun, and it is a lighting lamp similar to daylight. This kind of lighting with real sunlight is a cornucopia for the planting and breeding industry. The removal of the filament of the lighting is a major advancement in lighting technology, and it is certainly the development direction of human lighting. Lamps without electrodes have no filament loss, and their lifespan is naturally greatly extended. At the same time, there is no ablation of sputtered filament residues to pollute the phosphor, which will seriously affect the luminous ability of the phosphor and cause the light decay of energy-saving lamps. This is the ratio of electrodeless lamps. One of the reasons for the decline of energy-saving lights.