Discharge lamp ballast with resonant starting

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Discharge device and/or rectifier in the supply circuit – Discharge device and/or rectifier in the primary circuit of...

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315DIG2, 315DIG7, 315209R, 315283, H05B 3700

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040538133

ABSTRACT:
A circuit for operating an electric discharge lamp comprises an inductor in series with the lamp, a capacitor in parallel with the lamp, and a transistorized inverter circuit connected in series with the inductor and the lamp. The operating frequency of the inverter increases with increasing load. A harmonic of the inverter output frequency is initially established at the resonant frequency of the inductor and capacitor to produce a high open circuit lamp starting voltage. Upon establishment of an electrical discharge in the lamp, the inverter frequency increases to provide efficient, stable lamp operation.

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