Multi-Frequency Oscillator with Dead Time in Electronic Ballasts
An electronic ballast and dead time technology, applied in the fields of multi-frequency oscillators and analog integrated circuits, can solve problems such as increased heat loss, unstable dead time, complex circuit structure, etc., to achieve extended life, process deviation and The effect of ambient temperature insensitivity
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2011-12-21
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[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of electronic circuits, and relates to an analog integrated circuit, in particular to a multi-frequency oscillator, which can be applied to electronic ballasts for preheating fluorescent lamps. Background technique
[0002] Multi-frequency oscillators are widely used in electronic ballasts for preheating fluorescent lamps. By changing the oscillation frequency in different time periods, the preheating, ignition and normal lighting of fluorescent lamps can be realized. According to the characteristics of the preheating fluorescent lamp, its normal operation has three stages: 1. When the lamp circuit is at a higher frequency point f ph 2. When the frequency gradually decreases and tends to the natural frequency point f of the LCC series resonant parallel load circuit 0 3. Finally, make the fluorescent lamp work at a constant frequency f run , normally emit light under rated power.
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[0031] The specific implementation of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
[0032] refer to figure 2, The multi-frequency oscillator of the present invention mainly includes a reference current generation and mirror circuit 1, a control voltage generation circuit 2, a minimum current generation circuit 3, a charge current control circuit 4, a discharge current control circuit 5, an oscillation circuit 6 and a dead zone logic circuit 7. Wherein the reference current generation and the output terminal of the mirror circuit 1 are connected in parallel with the control voltage generation circuit 2, the minimum current generation circuit 3, the charge current control circuit 4 and the discharge current control circuit 5 to provide accurate bias current signals for each circuit; the control voltage The output of the generating circuit 2 is connected to the charging current control circuit 4 to control the charging cu...