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From Syfer Technology Limited
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Topics of Interest
J. Marcos Alonso, Ph.D.,
University of Oviedo, DIEECS-Tecnologia Electronica, Campus de Viesques s/n, Edificio de Electronica, 33204 Gijon,
Asturias,Spain
22.1 Introduction
Electronic...
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16.1 Why High-Frequency Power Sources?
High-frequency power sources for fluorescent lamps represent an
enormously high-volume market for the technique of switching power
supplies. This may be...
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Before a fluorescent lamp lights or the arc is struck, it has high
impedance as there are few current carriers. It takes a high voltage—
Vns, the nominal striking voltage—to light the...
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Electrodes in a fluorescent lamp are driven by an AC voltage—60 Hz
with a magnetic ballast and 20 to 40 kHz for an electronic ballast. Thus
throughout a cycle, each end of the lamp is...
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Most fluorescent lamps come in tubes of standard diameters, lengths,
and wattage ratings. Diameters come in increments of ⅛ in, and standard
lengths are 2, 3, 4, and 8 ft. The various...
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