hkBattousai
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I want to design a circuit that lights a fluorescent lamp.
From my knowledge, I know that in order to light a fluorescent lamp, we must apply V1 voltage form from inputs A and C to B and D (A & C and B & D are short in this phase). After T seconds, we apply V2 voltage form from A and B to C and D (A & B and C & D are short this time).
Is my method right? If yes, can you propose a means to determine these V1, V2 and T unknowns? What are the typical values for these?
I can only guess V2 as
V2(t) ≈ 311*cos(wt) (V), where w = 2*pi*50 rad/s
for a 220V fluorescent lamp.
I want to design a circuit that lights a fluorescent lamp.
From my knowledge, I know that in order to light a fluorescent lamp, we must apply V1 voltage form from inputs A and C to B and D (A & C and B & D are short in this phase). After T seconds, we apply V2 voltage form from A and B to C and D (A & B and C & D are short this time).
Is my method right? If yes, can you propose a means to determine these V1, V2 and T unknowns? What are the typical values for these?
I can only guess V2 as
V2(t) ≈ 311*cos(wt) (V), where w = 2*pi*50 rad/s
for a 220V fluorescent lamp.