Tuned oscillator ballast circuit with transient compensating mea

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Including an a.c.-d.c.-a.c. converter

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363101, 331113A, H02M 5458

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041278933

ABSTRACT:
A highly efficient tuned oscillator ballast circuit especially suitable for a flourescent lamp load includes an oscillator circuit coupled to a pulsed DC potential source and having a tuned output circuit coupled to a load circuit, to a drive circuit for the oscillator which is dependent upon current flow in the load circuit and to a rectifier and charge storage and isolation and applying network coupled to the pulsed DC potential source and providing energy thereto whenever the potential decreases below a given reference level. A transient compensating circuit to protect the oscillator components from initial or "start-up" transients is also included.

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