Method of operating a high-pressure discharge lamp

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Discharge device load

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315DIG2, H01J 1736

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ABSTRACT:
A method of and a device for the operation of a high-pressure discharger lamp provided with a discharge vessel (3) which accommodates an ionizable filling and two electrodes (4, 5), between which electrodes in the operating condition the discharge takes place. The lamp is operated from a supply source which supplies a power of periodically alternating value. According to the invention, for each power frequency .nu..sub.i (i=1,2, . . .) the relation .nu..sub.i .gtoreq.60 .nu..sub.1 is satisfied, where .nu..sub.1 is the lowest frequency at which in the operating condition of the lamp standing pressure waves can occur in the discharge vessel (3). Thus, it is possible to operate the lamp so as to be free from arc instabilities due to standing pressure waves.

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