Discharge lamp operating apparatus and method

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – With cathode or cathode heater supply circuit – Plural load device systems

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315107, 315244, H05B 3900

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ABSTRACT:
A process for operating a discharge lamp with an arc drop of not less than about 75% of a given service voltage includes the steps of series connecting a ballast and discharge lamp, coupling the series connected ballast and discharge lamp to a service voltage source and shunting the discharge lamp with a means for developing a pulse potential at or near the beginning of each half-cycle of the service voltage. Also, a series connected inductive ballast and discharge lamp are connected to a service voltage source and a non-linear dielectric element and preheat switching means each shunting the discharge lamp.

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