Discharge lamp control circuit with feedback loop to lower harmo

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Pulsating or a.c. supply – With power factor control device

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315307, 315244, 315209R, 315DIG7, H05B 4116

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057571430

ABSTRACT:
A circuit arrangement for operating a discharge lamp with a high frequency current comprising input terminals for connection to a source of low frequency supply voltage, a rectifier bridge coupled to the input terminals for rectifying the low frequency supply voltage, and an inverter shunting a first capacitor for generating the high frequency current. The circuit arrangement incorporates two power feedback loops to feed power back to an output terminal of the rectifier bridge. As a result the circuit arrangement has a relatively simple configuration, causes only a very limited amount of harmonic distortion and can be realized with relatively cheap and simple components.

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