High frequency ballast for a gas discharge lamp

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

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315226, 315DIG7, H05B 3700

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049356720

ABSTRACT:
A DC-AC converter for igniting and supplying a gas discharge lamp (1). The converter has two input terminals (C, D) to be connected to a DC voltage source. The input terminals are interconnected by means of a series arrangement that includes a load circuit comprising at least the lamp (1) and an induction coil (5), and a first semiconductor switching element (6) including a freewheel diode. The load circuit is bridged by a circuit including a second semiconductor switching element (7) with a freewheel diode. The semiconductor switching elements (6, 7) are provided with control circuits for rendering said switching elements alternately conducting. The control circuit (9) of switching element (7) has a voltage measuring point which is connected via a rectifier element (10) to the control circuit (8) of the first switching element.

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