Lamp and ballast manufacturers have shown increasing interest in having a high-frequency testing procedure to determine the peak and rms starting voltages for fluorescent lamps. This, paper discusses a starting voltage procedure and typical test results for a single-lamp circuit. These peak/rms relationships are shown as a function of frequency, cathode voltage, and ambient temperature for three types of F40 lamps (the standard F40, the F40 35-watt and the F40 35-watt without a conductive coating).
BT - ANSI Meeting, Subcommittee C82-1 on Fluorescent Lamp Ballasts C1 -Lighting Systems Group
C2 - LBL-13290 CN - LBL-13290 DA - 09/1981 LA - eng N2 -Lamp and ballast manufacturers have shown increasing interest in having a high-frequency testing procedure to determine the peak and rms starting voltages for fluorescent lamps. This, paper discusses a starting voltage procedure and typical test results for a single-lamp circuit. These peak/rms relationships are shown as a function of frequency, cathode voltage, and ambient temperature for three types of F40 lamps (the standard F40, the F40 35-watt and the F40 35-watt without a conductive coating).
PY - 1981 T2 - ANSI Meeting, Subcommittee C82-1 on Fluorescent Lamp Ballasts T3 - ANSI Meeting, Subcommittee C82-1 on Fluorescent Lamp Ballasts TI - High-Frequency Starting of Fluorescent Lamps ER -