Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Pulsating or a.c. supply
Patent
1987-10-13
1989-08-29
Griffin, Robert L.
Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems
Pulsating or a.c. supply
315194, 315DIG4, 315DIG5, H05B 4124
Patent
active
048620416
ABSTRACT:
To permit dimming of a halogen incandescant lamp, or set of lamps connected to an electronic transformer circuit which receives operating voltage from a power network, rectifies the current supply and chops the rectified power to provide high-frequency alternating voltage for transformation to low voltage of the incandesent lamp, a non-current compensated choke having an inductance of at least 50 mH is connected in series between the rectifier output terminals and the rectifier system terminals, an oscillation start acceleration circuit including a CR circuit is connected in parallel with the starting circuit for the alternately operating transistors and a pair of symmetry resistors (R6,R7) are connected in parallel to symmetry defining capacitors (C6,C7), connected across the rectifier output terminals and a mid-point (M) of the oscillation transistors. The arrangement permits soft starting of the transistors, even if a serially connected phase controlled dimmer circuit suddenly connects line voltage at peak value across the rectifier, while providing for continuous energy release, even if the dimmer control is turned beyond the 90.degree. phase angle position and, for example, to 135.degree. phase angle.
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J. Wutstehube: "Schaltnetzeteile", p. 34 et seq. (Switch Mode Power Supply) nd Edition 1982.
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Griffin Robert L.
Patent-Treuhand-Gesellschaft fur elektrische Gluhlampen m.b.H.
Salindong T.
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