Repeatedly Resonating Ignition Circuit for HID Lamp Electronic Ballasts

Moo, C.S.; Huang, Chi‐Hsiang; Lee, Kuo-Hsing; Huang, Dai-Jie

doi:10.1109/tie.2010.2044739

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“…The applied electronically controlled smart ballast is a source of power for HPS lamps. It ensures optimal lamp use parameters throughout the period of its operation, extending the life of the lamp and reducing energy consumption compared to conventional ballasts (Hsieh and Lin 2011;Moo et al 2011;Gutierrez-Escolar et al 2016). The mentioned LonWorks network node module is equipped with a Neuron Chip processor 31xx series and Power Line transceiver (Sutterlin and Downey 1998).…”

Section: The Lamps As Bacs Nodesmentioning

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Energy saving in the street lighting control system—a new approach based on the EN-15232 standard

Ożadowicz

Grela

2016

Energy Efficiency

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The street lighting is one of major components in total energy consumption in cities. The paper is focused on a concept of street lamp control systems and function organization with remote monitoring, to reduce maintenance costs and energy consumption. A new approach to the definition of functional strategy organization for outdoor lighting systems is introduced in the paper. Proposed functional strategies are based on four efficiency classes of building automation and control systems (BACS) defined in the EN 15323 standard. They have been formulated, analysed and eventually implemented and verified in real experiment street lighting installation. This outdoor lighting system, designed by the authors, based on LonWorks (the ISO/IEC EN 14908) platform with a power line communication aimed to control high-pressure sodium lamps. The street lamps are integrated nodes of a building management system (BMS). The results of experimental tests for the proposed functional strategies, implemented with various control scenarios, show that they provide a great potential in reducing energy consumption by street lighting installations. In particular, the energy use can be reduced even by 45 % in comparison to conventional street lighting system, especially without the use of monitoring and control.

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Section: The Lamps As Bacs Nodesmentioning

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Energy saving in the street lighting control system—a new approach based on the EN-15232 standard

Ożadowicz

Grela

2016

Energy Efficiency

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“…Design of electronic ballast is done with economical filtering method [11]. This results in a relatively less cost and simple power factor correction (PFC) method to develop the proposed converter using resonant inverter [12][13][14][15][16][17] for fluorescent lamps.…”

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Electronic Ballast using Half Bridge Resonant Converter

Sukhi¹,

Jeyashree

Jenifer³

et al. 2022

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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This paper presents a front-end ac-dc high power factor single stage topology. The proposed topology has good efficiency, better power factor and small size structure. The electronic ballast is designed with buck boost converter. The electronic ballast supplies power to fluorescent lamp. The lamp power regulation for the variations in the input voltage is assured. The steady state operation of the electronic ballast is done. The design of the converter in carried out from the basic principle. The equations for the electronic ballast circuit is derived from the basic principle and the analysis of the converter is done based on the equations. The elements used in the converter circuit is designed using the derived equations. The proposed converter circuit is developed for testing using 40W lamp and to determine the performance of the converter. The input pf measured has become more than 0.99. The electronic ballast efficiency with PFC circuit and buck boost converter is 94.46%

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Single‐stage high‐power‐factor low‐frequency square‐wave‐driven high‐intensity‐discharge lamp ballast

Cheng

Chung

et al. 2013

IET Power Electronics

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This study presents a single-stage electronic ballast for the high-intensity-discharge (HID) lamp with high-power factor. The presented ballast consists of a discontinuous-conduction-mode operated dual-boost converter to achieve input current shaping, and a high-frequency combined with a low-frequency square-wave-driven half-bridge-type inverter for supplying the HID lamp with low-frequency square-wave sources. The attractive features of the proposed ballast are highpower factor (> 0.99), low total harmonic distortion of input utility-line current (< 10%), high efficiency (> 90%), costeffectiveness and freedom from acoustic resonance. The operational principles, design guidelines and a design example are included in this paper. A prototype ballast circuit has been successfully implemented and tested for supplying three different brands of 70W HID lamps operating with 110 V-root-mean-square input utility-line voltage. Satisfactory experimental results demonstrate the functionalities of the proposed ballast.

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Repeatedly Resonating Ignition Circuit for HID Lamp Electronic Ballasts

Cited by 17 publications

References 11 publications

Energy saving in the street lighting control system—a new approach based on the EN-15232 standard

Energy saving in the street lighting control system—a new approach based on the EN-15232 standard

Electronic Ballast using Half Bridge Resonant Converter

Single‐stage high‐power‐factor low‐frequency square‐wave‐driven high‐intensity‐discharge lamp ballast

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