Study of compact self-ballasted fluorescent lamps

VIPower: SELF–OSCILLATING CONVERTER USING VK05CFL FOR COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS

This application note introduces a new self–oscillating converter based on VK05CFL device to drive “SE”, “DE”, and “TE” fluorescent tubes. The design is intended for 5 to 23W fluorescent lamps and 110V, 230V ± 20% main voltage.

Technology Progress Dynamics of Compact Fluorescent Lamps

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Climate Technology & Development Case study: Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFLs)

Electromagnetic Fields Radiated by Fluorescent and Compact Fluorescent Lamps

In the scope of the monIT Project, it was found that fluorescent and compact fluorescent lamps are also important sources of radiation. More than increasing EMF levels in a particular environment, the radiation from ballasts may cause electronic interference with other devices. Two different lamps are analysed, in terms of both their radiated frequency spectrum and their compliance with Europea...

evaluation of ultraviolet radiation emitted from compact fluorescent lamps

background : one way to optimize energy consumption is replacing incandescent lamp with compact fluorescent lamps .these lamps produce ultraviolet radiation due to the nature of light production. this study aimed to evaluate the ultraviolet radiation emitted from compact fluorescent lamps which are widely used in iran. methods : this study carries out on 16 compact fluorescent lamps (four diffe...