How was the lightbulb made?

Answer 1

Thomas Edison made the first light bulb in 1879 and patent it in January 27,1880

Answer:

Edison did not invent the lightbulb. He purchased the 1875 patent he purchased from inventors, Henry Woodward and Matthew Evans and improved on it. His contribution was to develop a carbon filament that burned for forty hours. Edison placed his filament in an oxygenless bulb.

Answer 2

The lightbulb was invented by Thomas Edison in 1879. He created a filament from carbonized bamboo that could burn for hours, enclosed it in a vacuum-sealed glass bulb, and passed electricity through it to create light. This invention revolutionized lighting by providing a safe and reliable alternative to gas lamps.

Answer 3

By the time of Edison's 1879 lamp invention, gas lighting was a mature, well-established industry. The gas infrastructure was in place, franchises had been granted, and manufacturing facilities for both gas and equipment were in profitable operation. Perhaps as important, people had grown accustomed to the idea of lighting with gas.

Incandescent lamps make light by using electricity to heat a thin strip of material (called a filament) until it gets hot enough to glow. Many inventors had tried to perfect incandescent lamps to "sub-divide" electric light or make it smaller and weaker than it was in the existing electric arc lamps, which were too bright to be used for small spaces such as the rooms of a house.

Edison was neither the first nor the only person trying to invent an incandescent electric lamp. Many inventors had tried and failed some were discouraged and went on to invent other devices. Among those inventors who made a step forward in understanding the eclectic light were Sir Humphrey Davy, Warren De la Rue, James Bowman Lindsay, James Prescott Joule, Frederick de Moleyns and Heinrich Göbel.

Between the years 1878 and 1892 the electric light industry was growing in terms of installed lights but shrinking in terms of company competition as both Thomas Edisonand George Westinghouse determined to control the industry and its advancement. They even formed the Board of Patent Control, a joint arrangement between General Electric and the Westinghouse Company to defend the patents of the two companies in litigation. This proved to be a wise decision as over 600 lawsuits for patent infringement were filed.

The easiest way to understand those turbulent times in the early lighting industry is to follow the company's involved. Of the hundreds of companies in the business, we only cover the major players. We show the flow of inventor's patents and inventor's companies and how the industry ended up monopolized by GE and Westinghouse. Company names listed in GREEN ultimately became part of General Electric. Company names listed in RED ultimately became part of Westinghouse.

Source(s):http://www.ideafinder.com/history/inventions/lightbulb.htm

Answer 4

Thomas Edison created his great invention, the light bulb on December 14,1879 in Menlo park in what is know known as Manhattan island on Wall Street.

Answer 5

During the 18th n 19th century, (the industrial revolution)

Answer 6

in the year of 1879, for electric light bulbs that we use today.

Answer 7

The first commercially feasible light bulb was created in 1879

Answer 8

lightbulb was created in january 27 1880

Answer 9

It was made in the U.S.A

Answer 10

1879