Fluorescent Lamp Modelling and Electronic Ballast Design by the Support of Root Placement

Year 2016, Volume: 2 Issue: 3, 118 - 123, 14.09.2016

Ibrahim Aliskan , Ridvan Keskin

https://doi.org/10.19072/ijet.259395

Cited By: 1

Abstract

It is presented that high frequency electronic ballast for fluorescent lamps is designed with root placement method using natural frequency and damping ratio. Also, a fluorescent lamp is designed as to have dynamic resistant. The method proposes simple mathematical calculations instead of complex mathematical calculations and the approaches based one of the component of resonant tank, which arbitrary chosen value. Also it is capable to provide accurate values, which can be employed in new types to ballasts.  Natural frequency and damping ratio, which are parameters of the method, are chosen switching frequency, 0.707, respectively. Transfer function of electronic ballast circuit is calculated by means of proposed method. After that, components of the circuit are find out. 220 V(rms) voltage was achieved at ignition and obtained 30 W lamp power in state space operation. Electronic ballast design and a fluorescent lamp are made of using Matlab/Simulink interface and the results are presented.

Keywords

Electronic ballast, design parameters, switching frequency, fluorescent lamp

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