Crest factor reduction method for electronically ballasted lamps
A technology of crest factor and electronic ballast, which is applied in the use of gas discharge lamps, electric light sources, electrical components, etc., and can solve problems such as sudden changes
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[0012] refer to figure 1 , the electronic ballast 10 includes a rectification circuit 12 that converts an alternating current (AC) voltage to a direct current (DC) voltage. Rectification circuit 12 is coupled to AC power source 14 via positive voltage terminal 16 and neutral terminal 18 . Typically, the line frequency of the AC power supply is 50 Hz or 60 Hz. The rectification circuit 12 converts the AC input voltage into a full-wave rectified voltage. The rectification circuit 12 is connected to a step-down converter 20 which is a direct current (DC) voltage to direct current (DC) voltage converter. A filter capacitor or capacitors 22 is connected across the positive and ground inputs 30 and 32 of the buck converter 20 . Positive and negative output terminals 34 and 36 of buck converter 20 are coupled to input lines 38 and 40 of inverter circuit 44 . Inverter circuit 44 converts DC to AC. A crest factor reduction circuit 46 is coupled to the buck converter positive outpu...
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