Operation of fluorescent lamps from batteries using pulsed power transistors and autotransformers

Lazarus, M.J.; Rabah, Kefa

doi:10.1109/55.144978

IEEE Electron Device Lett.

1992

DOI: 10.1109/55.144978

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Operation of fluorescent lamps from batteries using pulsed power transistors and autotransformers

M.J. Lazarus

Kefa Rabah

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Hybrid MOS-bipolar transistor switching with profiled drive signal

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Wilkes

1994

IEEE Trans. Circuits Syst. I

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A method for switching MOS-bipolar transistor hybrids has been developed, which improves the transition performance and minimises the base drive power requirements in a split Darlington configuration with low on-state voltage. The type of wave shaping of the input control signal, enables unusually small and high speed MOSFETs to drive exceptionally high base current pulses for fast turn-on of a bipolar power transistor. Since bipolar over-saturation is avoided, the turn-off is also improved.

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Hybrid MOS-bipolar transistor switching with profiled drive signal

Lazarus

Wilkes

1994

IEEE Trans. Circuits Syst. I

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Operation of fluorescent lamps from batteries using pulsed power transistors and autotransformers

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Hybrid MOS-bipolar transistor switching with profiled drive signal

Hybrid MOS-bipolar transistor switching with profiled drive signal

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