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harryfry
For a project at university I need a fairly intense light source for a fluid dynamics experiment, as the previous one broke. I've been advised a halogen source of around 50W should be sufficient, though as I am a mechanical engineer, my electronics understanding is very basic.
Through basic research I have found that a gy6.35 halogen source may be sufficient, and have found an appropriate bulb and bulb holder (see link), how would I go about wiring this so it is usable with a mains supply/some sort of source.
Thanks in advance,
Harry
[NOPARSE]http://sinolec.co.uk/en/low-voltage-halogen-lamp-holders/1211230-gx53-ceramic-lamp-holder-gy635-ceramic-lamp-holder.html?gclid=CM6qvtuqxsMCFasBwwodVzAAWw"]GX5.3 Ceramic Lamp Holder / GY6.35 Ceramic Lamp Holder[/NOPARSE]
Through basic research I have found that a gy6.35 halogen source may be sufficient, and have found an appropriate bulb and bulb holder (see link), how would I go about wiring this so it is usable with a mains supply/some sort of source.
Thanks in advance,
Harry
[NOPARSE]http://sinolec.co.uk/en/low-voltage-halogen-lamp-holders/1211230-gx53-ceramic-lamp-holder-gy635-ceramic-lamp-holder.html?gclid=CM6qvtuqxsMCFasBwwodVzAAWw"]GX5.3 Ceramic Lamp Holder / GY6.35 Ceramic Lamp Holder[/NOPARSE]