Modelling discharge lamps for electronic circuit designers: a review of the existing methods

Zissis, Georges; Damelincourt, J. J.; Bezanahary, T.

doi:10.1109/ias.2001.955668

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“…Stambouli et al [6,7], Rossat-Mignod et al [9] and Zissis et al [10] described the discharge lamp conductance by a deferential equation of the first-order based on the simplified physical laws of plasma discharge. The proposed empirical formula is:…”

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HID lamps fed by a non conventional pulsed current

Nsibi¹,

Chammam²,

Nehdi³

et al. 2015

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Section: Description Of the Conductance Model Used For The Discharge mentioning

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“…Relationship (17) shows on one side a term proportional to the temperature and on the other side a second term that decreases exponentially with the temperature. This results in the overall decreasing behavior illustrated by the curve in the following Figure 9.…”

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“…Solar cells naturally exhibit nonlinear characteristics that vary with solar radiation and temperature, as shown in the Figures 10 and 11 Relationship (17) shows on one side a term proportional to the temperature and on the other side a second term that decreases exponentially with the temperature. This results in the overall decreasing behavior illustrated by the curve in the following Figure 9.…”

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Developed and Intelligent Structure of a Control for PV Water Treatment System

Zitouni,

Gammoudi,

Attafi

et al. 2023

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The subject of this work is a UV-irradiated water disinfection prototype intended for use in rural areas where access to water is difficult. Given the favorable climatic conditions of our country, the use of photovoltaic panels as a source of energy is particularly interesting, and has relevance in regions with a similar climate. PV energy being a fluctuating source that influences water disinfection operations, we have developed a database to distribute the energy available to the loads (UV lamps, electric pumps) in order to ensure a better quality of the water. This database is used in deep learning to model water disinfection phenomena. This method is able to adjust the speed instructions of the motor pump (therefore the flow rate) and the UV irradiation according to the energy available to ensure optimal water quality. Several other techniques have been implemented to control the instructions generated by the deep learning developed, to control the motor, the inverter and the DC/DC converter (IRFOC, SVPWM, sliding mode). All these approaches are tested in real time and they represent good results in terms of water treatment control. The effectiveness of these types of control is proven by the results obtained.

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“…There are a number [14] of ways to express the non-linear voltagecurrent characteristic of discharge lamps through simpler models.…”

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A versatile power source for HID Lamps

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Fourtieth IAS Annual Meeting. Conference Record of the 2005 Industry Applications Conference, 2005.

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One of the results of the EU COST action n°529, "Efficient Lighting for the 21 st century", is a standard HID lamp with prototypes available since January 2005. As one of the purposes of this lamp is its use as a research tool, various solutions to supply the lamp with electrical power can be used. A versatile power source will be presented, permitting to operate and study HID lamps under a variety of driving conditions, including current control. The most important properties of this device are discussed in this paper.

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Modelling discharge lamps for electronic circuit designers: a review of the existing methods

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HID lamps fed by a non conventional pulsed current

HID lamps fed by a non conventional pulsed current

Developed and Intelligent Structure of a Control for PV Water Treatment System

A versatile power source for HID Lamps

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