| CPC F21K 9/232 (2016.08) [F21K 9/237 (2016.08); F21S 4/10 (2016.01); F21Y 2115/10 (2016.08)] | 6 Claims |
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1. A lamp bulb, comprising:
a lamp housing, wherein the lamp housing is a glass lamp housing;
a light-emitting component arranged in the lamp housing and comprising a first light-emitting member and a second light-emitting member, wherein the first light-emitting member is connected to the second light-emitting member in parallel, the first light-emitting member comprising a first positive electrode terminal and a first negative electrode terminal, the second light-emitting member comprises a second positive electrode terminal and a second negative electrode terminal, the first positive electrode terminal is electrically connected to the second negative electrode terminal, and the first negative electrode terminal is electrically connected to the second positive electrode terminal; and
a conducting wire, wherein a part of the conducting wire is arranged in the lamp housing and hermetically connected to the lamp housing, and the first light-emitting member and the second light-emitting member are both electrically connected to the conducting wire;
wherein the conducting wire comprises an internal wire and an external wire, the internal wire is electrically connected to the external wire, the internal wire is arranged inside the lamp housing and hermetically connected to the lamp housing, and the external wire is arranged outside the lamp housing,
the internal wire comprises a first internal wire arranged in a first internal wire section and a second internal wire arranged in a second internal wire section, and wherein the first internal wire, the first light-emitting member, the second internal wire and the second light-emitting member are electrically connected in sequence, and
the first internal wire is bent, resulting in that the first light-emitting member arranged in the first internal wire section emits light obliquely upwards, and the second internal wire arranged in the second internal wire section is bent, resulting in that the second light-emitting member emits light obliquely upwards.
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