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Analysis and design of a single-stage high-power-factor dimmable electronic ballast for electrodeless fluorescent lamp

da Silva et al., 2012

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7374596180014409051
Author
da Silva M
Fraytag J
Schlittler M
Marchesan T
Dalla Costa M
Alonso J
do Prado R
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IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics

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A methodological study of an electronic ballast for electrodeless fluorescent lamps (EFLs) including design and development issues is presented in this paper. The ballast is intended to feed a 100-W EFL at 250 kHz with dimming feature. The proposed topology is composed …
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