Vacuum Filament Lamp Temperature Analysis

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The temperature of a vacuum filament lamp's surface can be assumed to be the same as room temperature at 0V, provided it has been in the room long enough to reach thermal equilibrium. The lamp's metal conductors facilitate this temperature equalization, even in a vacuum. Factors such as time and environmental conditions will influence how quickly the lamp reaches this equilibrium. If the lamp has been in the room for several hours, the assumption is generally valid. This topic opens up discussions on potential errors if the assumption does not hold true.
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I am using a Vacum filament lamp, i wanted to know will the temperature of the surface of the bulb will be same as room temp at 0V. the bulb is attached to a power supply.
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This would be a good assumption, as long as the lamp has been in the room for a while, and the room has been at a contant temperature. Even though the filament is in a vacuum, it is still attached to metal conductors and so will, over time, come to thermal equilibrium with the room.

Many factors will determine how much time it will take to come to thermal equilibrium ("same temperature"), but if it has beena few hours, I would say the assumption is quite valid. (And if it is not, then you have a good subject for discussion of possible error).
 
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