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Design of class E resonant inverter electronic ballast for 35 watt automotive HID lamp

Chaiyan Thongsongyod, Adisak Nathakaranakule, Itsda Boonyaroonate

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This article describes the design of zero voltage switching (ZVS) electronic ballast for 35 watt automotive high intensity discharge (HID) lamp. The proposed electronic ballast consists of 2 circuits. There are class E zero-voltage-switching resonant inverter and the ignitor. The ballast is class E resonant inverter, which operated in zero-voltage-switching. This circuit used matching resonant method, which combined the technique between resonant circuit pi2a and resonant circuit pi4a together. The ballast operated in 1 MHz and ignitor will produced high voltage for starting the lamp. The Class E resonant inverter operated in zero-voltage-switching, which decrease the switching loss in MOSFET. The ballast circuit is designed to prevent in appropriate operations due to the acoustic resonances. The electronic ballast was designed of a dc input voltage 12 V, which assume for battery voltage.

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This article describes the design of zero voltage switching (ZVS) electronic ballast for 35 watt automotive high intensity discharge (HID) lamp. The proposed electronic ballast consists of 2 circuits. There are class E zero-voltage-switching resonant inverter and the ignitor. The ballast is class E resonant inverter, which operated in zero-voltage-switching. This circuit used matching resonant method, which combined the technique between resonant circuit pi2a and resonant circuit pi4a together. The ballast operated in 1 MHz and ignitor will produced high voltage for starting the lamp. The Class E resonant inverter operated in zero-voltage-switching, which decrease the switching loss in MOSFET. The ballast circuit is designed to prevent in appropriate operations due to the acoustic resonances. The electronic ballast was designed of a dc input voltage 12 V, which assume for battery voltage.

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This article describes the design of zero voltage switching (ZVS) electronic ballast for 35 watt automotive high intensity discharge (HID) lamp. The proposed electronic ballast consists of 2 circuits. There are class E zero-voltage-switching resonant inverter and the ignitor. The ballast is class E resonant inverter, which operated in zero-voltage-switching. This circuit used matching resonant method, which combined the technique between resonant circuit pi2a and resonant circuit pi4a together. The ballast operated in 1 MHz and ignitor will produced high voltage for starting the lamp. The Class E resonant inverter operated in zero-voltage-switching, which decrease the switching loss in MOSFET. The ballast circuit is designed to prevent in appropriate operations due to the acoustic resonances. The electronic ballast was designed of a dc input voltage 12 V, which assume for battery voltage.

Key concepts: Ballast, Resonant inverter, RLC circuit, Electrical engineering, IGNITOR, Voltage, Inverter, Gas-discharge lamp

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