flashtube

/ˈflæʃˌtuːb/
noun
  1. A gas-filled tube that produces a brief, intense flash of light when an electric current passes through it, used in photography and strobe lights.
    • The flashtube emitted a bright burst of light for the high-speed photo.
    • The photographer replaced the flashtube in the studio strobe light.
    • Old cameras used a flashtube instead of an LED flash.
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