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Comparison of LED and CFL lamps and their impact on electric power network

D. Matvoz, M. Maksić

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This paper analyses the operation and impact of lamps with light emitting diodes (LED) in the electric power network. Measurements of different LED lamps are carried out during their start-up and normal operation and results are analyzed. Based on measurements a simulation model of electric power network is built. A simulation analysis of the operation of LED lamps in combination with various types of other loads in the electric power network is performed. A comparative analysis of active and reactive power and voltage harmonics (in accordance with the EN 50160) is performed for cases of replacement of incandescent light bulbs with a combination of LED lamps and compact fluorescent lamps (CFL).

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Key concepts: Incandescent light bulb, LED lamp, Electric light, Light-emitting diode, Harmonics, AC power, Electric power, Voltage