Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Discharge device and/or rectifier in the supply circuit – Discharge device and/or rectifier in shunt to the load device
Patent
1982-09-10
1988-08-23
Moore, David K.
Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems
Discharge device and/or rectifier in the supply circuit
Discharge device and/or rectifier in shunt to the load device
315DIG7, 315290, 315224, 315307, 315199, 315106, H05B 4136
Patent
active
047663502
ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to an electric arrangement for operating a an electric discharge lamp (13) which is connected in series with a coil (14) and a switch (15) to a pulsatory direct voltage source. The combination of the lamp and the coil is shunted by a rectifier. The lamp is shunted by a capacitor (18) and the switch is periodically rendered conductive at an instant when the instantaneous voltage of the pulsatory direct voltage source is between 0.5 and 0.8 times the then required re-ignition voltage of the lamp. The voltage build up across the capacitor (18) after the switch has become conducting causes the lamp to reignite. The luminous efficacy of the lamp is comparatively high.
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Husgen Theo
Raets Hubert
Schiefer Gerd
Zwier Jan
Briody Thomas A.
Franzblau Bernard
Moore David K.
Razaui Michael
Treacy David R.
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