Control apparatus of fluorescent lamp

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Periodic switch in the supply circuit – Silicon controlled rectifier ignition

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315DIG5, 315307, 315127, 315225, H05B 3702

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055258700

ABSTRACT:
A control apparatus for a fluorescent lamp for detecting an end-of-life state of a fluorescent lamp for making it possible to take suitable countermeasures. In the control apparatus, a load circuit is formed of a capacitor connected between filaments of a fluorescent lamp and a choke coil connected in series with the filament, and there are provided a detection coil for detecting a tube current flowing through the load circuit and a detection circuit receiving an output voltage of a rectifier circuit rectifying the output of the detection coil for detecting a rise in the output voltage occurring when the output frequency of an oscillation circuit is modulated by a modulation circuit.

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