Electronic ballast that manages switching frequencies for extrin

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

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315307, 315308, 315DIG4, 315DIG7, H05B 3702

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059363576

ABSTRACT:
A microprocessor controlled, electronic ballast operates a lamp at nominal settings and shifts the operation of the ballast away from nominal settings to reduce interference. The shift is randomized by a same correction at the same time. On DC input voltage, the frequency of the boost controller is varied to reduce EMI. The ballast operates in bands according to the input voltage. Some bands correspond to full brightness, some to a fixed amount of dimming, and some to a variable amount of dimming. In the event of an abrupt change in load, the microprocessor changes the frequency of the inverter, thereby reducing output power and gradually unloading the boost circuit and maintaining power to the microprocessor.

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