Sir Humphrey Davey invented the first carbon electric lamp in 1801. But Thomas Edison was granted a patent to the lamps most commonly used to today (Incandescent Lamps) in 1879. But others argue Joseph Swann created the same thing around the same time but didn't get a patent for it.
Edison patented an electric distribution system in 1880, which was needed to capitalize on the invention of the electric lamp.
Incandescent Electric Light Bulb
Dynamite was the invention associated with the Nobel Prize
Lewis Latimer was credited with several inventions, however the invention that had the greatest impact on society was his improvements to the electric lamp. Lewis was a member of the Edison Pioneers, a group of 28 inventors who worked for Thomas Edison. Lewis was considered an expert in electric lighting.
Jesus Alvero is credited with the invention of the fluorescent lamp, a type of electric light that produces light by passing an electric current through mercury vapor, which in turn produces ultraviolet light that then causes a phosphor coating on the inside of the lamp to glow. This invention has been widely used for energy-efficient lighting solutions.
Agapito Flores is a mythical figure associated with inventing the fluorescent lamp in the Philippines. However, there is no verifiable biography or bibliography of Agapito Flores as historical records do not support the claim of his existence or his invention of the fluorescent lamp.
Humphrey Davy...English...1800...First electric lampJoseph Wilson Swan...English...1860...First long-lasting electric lampCharles Francis Brush...American...1877...First carbon arcs to light a public squareThomas Alva Edison...American...1879...First carbon filament lamp
Lewis Howard Latimer worked in Thomas Edison's engineering laboratory, and patented an electric lamp in 1881 and a carbon filament for bulbs in 1882.
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It was called the T. A. Edison electric - lamp. In Europe it was called the Ediswan lamp.