akkor ışık

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(Aydınlatma,Tiyatro) incandescent light
A bulb that uses the ohmic resistance in a conductor to produce light upon the passage of an electrical current through it The conductor is usually in the form of a wire or filament
a normal light bulb, usually 75 Watts, used to grade coins
General name given to illumination that's produced from an electrically heated source, such as a lamp's tungsten wire filament
A bulb which uses the ohmic resistance in a conductor to produce light upon the passage of an electrical current through it The conductor is usually in the form of a wire or filament
Light emitted when a substance is heated by electricity; for example, the tungsten filament in an ordinary light bulb
The original type of electric light bulb
Light emitted when a substance is heated by electricity: for example, the tungsten filament in an ordinary light bulb