EP0688153A2 - Procédé et circuit pour commander l'intensité lumineuse et le mode de fonctionnement de lampes à décharge - Google Patents

Procédé et circuit pour commander l'intensité lumineuse et le mode de fonctionnement de lampes à décharge Download PDF

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EP0688153A2
EP0688153A2 EP95114340A EP95114340A EP0688153A2 EP 0688153 A2 EP0688153 A2 EP 0688153A2 EP 95114340 A EP95114340 A EP 95114340A EP 95114340 A EP95114340 A EP 95114340A EP 0688153 A2 EP0688153 A2 EP 0688153A2
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  • the invention relates generally to an electronic ballast (EVG) for fluorescent lamps.
  • EMG electronic ballast
  • circuit arrangements within the electronic ballast and a method for controlling the brightness and the operating behavior of fluorescent lamps.
  • Modern electronic ballasts are used to control fluorescent lamps.
  • the fluorescent lamps are operated more gently on the one hand and on the other hand the efficiency of such lamp types can be increased.
  • An electronic ballast regularly has the features specified in the preamble of claim 1.
  • a supply voltage which can be a direct or alternating voltage, is fed to a rectifier and an intermediate circuit capacitor via a mains input filter. If the device is operated exclusively with DC voltage, the latter rectifier can be omitted.
  • a high intermediate circuit voltage U0 is formed on the intermediate circuit capacitor, which is of the order of magnitude of approximately 300 V with a conventional mains voltage supply of 220 V.
  • An AC voltage generator is connected to the DC link, which is formed by a half-bridge or full-bridge inverter. It outputs a frequency-variable output voltage to an output load circuit which, unless a half-bridge circuit with an artificial voltage means tap is provided, has a series resonance circuit.
  • the discharge path of the gas discharge lamp or fluorescent lamp to be controlled is in series with the series resonant circuit.
  • the output frequency of the inverter is approximately 10 kHz - 50 kHz.
  • the efficiency of the connected fluorescent lamps is increased compared to operation on the 50 Hz supply network.
  • An increased luminous efficiency is achieved with the same electrical power consumption.
  • the inductance of the series resonant circuit on the output side of the inverter can be kept small.
  • the variable frequency control enables brightness control of the fluorescent lamp, which is difficult to regulate (dimmable) in the normal network.
  • An ignition of the fluorescent lamp can also be prepared and initiated via the frequency control.
  • the aforementioned ignition process also includes a so-called warm start, in which the heating filaments of the fluorescent lamp are preheated before the lamp is subjected to a high ignition voltage due to resonance phenomena, which leads to ignition and thus to the operation of the gas discharge lamp.
  • the variation of the frequency that controls the ignition allows an almost infinitely variable brightness control within wide limits even during operation of the gas discharge lamp by frequency shift. Such a continuous and continuous control of the brightness requires special measures due to the negative internal resistance of the fluorescent lamp in operation.
  • An essential aspect for the development of a modern electronic ballast is therefore a control option that is as versatile as possible, in particular a brightness control. This with regard to the operating behavior and the brightness control of the fluorescent lamps connected to a respective electronic ballast.
  • control and regulating device which takes over all essential control, regulating and monitoring functions for a decentralized ECG.
  • control commands and brightness commands can be supplied which are executed by the control and regulating device, depending on the currently valid process variables (measured variables) of the respective decentralized ECG.
  • a logarithmic or exponential setpoint or actual value adjustment takes place for an exact brightness gradation.
  • the interface of the control and regulating device serves as a receiving device, preferably also as a transmitting device.
  • a pair of fluorescent lamps are advantageously operated on an AC voltage generator in a respective decentralized ECG. This corresponds to a so-called two-lamp electronic ballast.
  • the control and regulation device allows an increased lifespan of the fluorescent lamps and the granting of safety interests.
  • the operating behavior and the respective operating state of the fluorescent lamps supplied by an electronic ballast can be precisely controlled and monitored. In this way, warm start, ignition, dimming and switch-off processes (IGNITION, DIMM, OFF, ON) are strung together with high precision and gentle on the lamp. Inadmissible operating conditions are avoided, the heating coils are adequately warned before each ignition.
  • DIMM dimming
  • the entire ECG can also be shut down if no brightness is required for a long period of time (SLEEP). In this state, the ECG consumes only a minimal amount of power. Avoidable losses are actually avoided.
  • EMERGENCY emergency operation
  • the lamp assumes an emergency lighting light level. This can be specified locally on the respective device. It is automatically activated under certain hazard conditions.
  • the transmitting and receiving device is advantageously connected to a central control device via a bidirectional bus line.
  • This allows remote control of a large number of decentralized ECGs from a central location.
  • the control unit also provides operating status information. Errors that occur in the lighting system are recognized and displayed on the basis of error messages sent by the decentralized ECGs via the bidirectional bus line have been sent to the central control unit. This simplifies and speeds up maintenance work.
  • a variety of monitoring functions are already provided locally, such as overvoltage and undervoltage monitoring. It noticeably increases the lifespan of the fluorescent lamps.
  • the brightness control of the decentralized ECGs takes place via serial digital control words that represent control commands or brightness data information.
  • Organization in functional groups is particularly advantageous, in which a plurality of electronic ballasts, which are arranged, for example, in a room, can be controlled simultaneously and with a single command.
  • the coupling of the transmitting and receiving devices to the bus line is advantageously effected by a differentiator. It provides a strong attenuation of the 50 Hz network frequencies and works with very low input currents. The attenuation of the network frequencies goes so far that reverse polarity protection is also provided; the application of 220 V to the bus line remains without damage.
  • the fluorescent lamps are switched to dimmed operation after an ignition process, there may be short-term light pulses. They have their cause in the energy of the ignition process stored in the output circuit, which then expresses itself undesirably as a light pulse in dimmed operation. This can be remedied by requesting the glow phase - which actually shortens the lifespan - between ignition and stationary operation. An actual shortening of the service life is avoided, however, by the fact that the glow area is only extended at low brightness values. The greater the brightness, the shorter the glow phase and the faster the transition from ignition to normal operation.
  • the control and regulating device is supplied with a plurality m of measured variables from the electronic ballast, a large number of operating states and, if applicable, vascular states can be identified and avoided therefrom. Furthermore, real power control is possible, which works regardless of the lamp type (for example, argon lamps or krypton lamps).
  • the lamp brightness control is advantageously achieved by frequency modulation or by a combination of frequency modulation and duty cycle change.
  • Monitoring also includes checking the heating coil currents of the fluorescent lamps. They allow a precise determination of whether certain lamps are defective or possibly not installed at all.
  • the inductive balancing element effects symmetrical operation of both fluorescent lamps.
  • the lamp-specific heat exchangers which are connected with their primary winding to the AC voltage output circuit, enable voltage-controlled coil heating.
  • the control and regulating device can draw conclusions about the nature of the heating coil at any time via primary current detection and thus identify already damaged fluorescent lamps or fluorescent lamps that will soon fail.
  • the mains voltage U N is supplied to the input circuit 20 (rectifier circuit), possibly via a switch S1. This generates the intermediate circuit voltage U0, U dc , which is fed to the AC voltage generator 30 (inverter).
  • the AC voltage generator 30 outputs its high-frequency output voltage U HF to an output load circuit 40 which contains one or more fluorescent lamps LA1, LA2.
  • a plurality of system measured values can be taken from both the AC voltage generator 30 and the load circuit 40. Together, the measured values are fed to a control and regulating circuit 17, which in turn generates the digital control signals for the inverter 30.
  • control and regulating device 17 is also assigned a transmitting and receiving device 10, which is connected via a bus line 12 to other electronic ballasts and / or to a central control device 50.
  • a plurality of electronic ballasts 60-1, 60-2, 60-3, ..., 60-i are connected to a common bus line 12. All ECGs are connected via this bus line to the central control device 50, to which a display unit 51 is assigned. Via bus line 12, it is now possible to control one or more of the aforementioned electronic ballasts and to transmit commands to them, such as switching off, switching on, igniting or the like. Brightness values can also be preset and, in return, error information can be queried from the individual devices. The control unit 50 is thus informed of the overall system status at all times, as a result of which a high degree of operational reliability can be guaranteed and accelerated maintenance of the decentralized ECGs or for their fluorescent lamps is possible.
  • FIG. 3 shows the control and regulating device 17 as an integrated circuit.
  • the multitude of measured values m which correspond to the process signals of FIG. 1, are fed to it. It gives two digital control signals for the output stage transistors of the inverter 30, which are amplified and potential-shifted via a driver circuit 31.
  • control and regulating device 17 is also supplied with n target values. These influence the predeterminable control behavior. Furthermore, a transmitting and receiving device 10 is provided as part of the control and regulating circuit 17 or separately, which is connected directly or by means of a coupling circuit to the bus line 12. It forms the serial interface, which enables the control and regulating device to transmit error and operating status information to the central control device 50.
  • Setpoints can also be supplied to this transmitting and receiving device 10, which they pass on to the control and regulating circuit 17 after appropriate preparation.
  • Setpoints can be, for example, the emergency lighting level (NOT), the minimum brightness level (MIN) and the maximum brightness level (MAX), within the latter of which the specifiable brightness level (DIMM) can move during operation.
  • Serial digital data words are used as command and data words and as error information words. Other value lengths are possible.
  • An address is assigned to each decentralized ECG, which makes it possible to address individual ECGs via the address of the transmitting and receiving device 10 and to query information from them or to issue commands to them.
  • the bidirectional mode of operation of the bus line 12 enables a large number of decentralized electronic ballasts to be connected to a central control device (50) without problems and with little effort.
  • FIG. 4 shows a basic circuit diagram of an input circuit as can be used to supply the AC voltage generator 30 from a supply network with the voltage U N.
  • the input circuit consists of capacitive input filters and possibly a harmonic choke.
  • the Y-circuit capacitors are used for radio interference suppression.
  • a surge arrester or a VDR is connected in parallel. This is followed by a full-wave rectifier, which can be omitted if the device is operated with direct voltage.
  • An intermediate circuit capacitor C4 is connected downstream of the rectifier, which charges up to approx. 300 V with a residual ripple of approx. 10% at 220 V mains voltage.
  • the intermediate circuit voltage U0 Due to a crest factor to be kept low, the intermediate circuit voltage U0 should be smoothed well.
  • a voltage divider R18, R28 Parallel to the intermediate circuit capacitor C4 is a voltage divider R18, R28, from which a measurement signal proportional to the intermediate circuit voltage can be tapped.
  • a signal which is proportional to the supply voltage is detected at a low-pass filter R21, C25 and, like the intermediate-circuit voltage-dependent measurement signal, is fed to the control and regulating device 17. Both measurement signals are used to monitor the supply voltage and thus the operational safety of the ECG.
  • FIG. 5 shows an exemplary embodiment of a load circuit 40 according to the invention with a heat exchanger L5 for preheating the filaments of the fluorescent lamp LA1.
  • the exemplary embodiment of the invention has a pair of these branches, ie two fluorescent lamps LA1, LA2 at an AC voltage output, which outputs the high-frequency AC voltage U HF between the series-connected power switching transistors V21 and V28.
  • the AC voltage generator is supplied with an intermediate circuit voltage U dc from the input circuit 20 shown in FIG. 4. Since the fluorescent lamps have a negative internal resistance during operation, they must be supplied with high voltage peaks during the ignition process (IGNIT) and with the appropriate heating energy when heating the filaments.
  • IGNIT ignition process
  • a series resonance circuit L2, C15 leads via a balancing element TR1, which will be explained later, to the discharge path H2, H4 of the fluorescent lamp. Furthermore, a measuring resistor R32 is connected in series with the fluorescent tube, at which a voltage proportional to the lamp current I L1 is tapped and fed to the control and regulating circuit 17.
  • An ignition capacitor C17 is connected to ground (ZERO) between coil L2 and capacitor C15.
  • Parallel to the ignition capacitor C17 is also the primary winding of the heat exchanger L5 and in series with this a Zener diode V15 and a measuring resistor R10.
  • a voltage proportional to the heating coil current I W1 is tapped from the latter and fed to the control and regulating circuit 17 as a further system measurement variable. Since the inverter 30 impresses an output voltage and the heat exchanger is essentially parallel to the fluorescent lamp LA1, a voltage is impressed on its secondary windings via the heat exchanger.
  • the two secondary windings each supply one of the two heating coils H1, H2 and H3, H4. The sum of the heating coil currents I W1 is thus measured at the primary-side measuring resistor R10.
  • the Zener diode V15 which is still connected in series, generates a DC component in the primary winding of L5, which is not transmitted, however, but is missing in the lamp current I L1 and thus supplies the discharge of the lamp with an additional DC component in the order of approximately 1% of the actual discharge current .
  • the "running layers” consist in particular of light / dark zones which occur during dimming and run along the tubes at a predetermined speed. A superimposition of low direct current accelerates this running effect in such a way that it no longer has a disturbing effect.
  • the inverter 30 is operated at a high frequency f max , so that an alternating voltage occurs at C17 which is not suitable for igniting the lamp LA1.
  • the filaments of the lamp are heated via L5, the lamp absorbing a high and then a lower heating current due to the thermistor effect of the filaments.
  • the ignition (IGNITION) of the lamp is initiated.
  • the series resonance circuit L2, C15 or L3, C16 is strongly damped. On the one hand, this causes a shift in the resonance frequencies f0 and, on the other hand, an immediate drop in the AC voltage applied to the respective lamp. The decrease is detected by the control and regulating circuit 17 via the voltage divider R27, R25 connected in parallel to the lamp. This then initiates the actual operating phase (DIMM) of the lamps.
  • DIMM actual operating phase
  • the frequency f of the inverter 30 is regulated so that the lamp output corresponds to the predetermined target value, ie the desired brightness level.
  • the operating frequency of the alternating voltage generator 30 can also be shifted to values which are in the order of magnitude of the heating frequency or above.
  • An output frequency can also be set at a maximum power (MAX) is below the ignition frequency, but still above the resonance frequency of the series resonance circuit L2, C15.
  • MAX maximum power
  • the operating state of the lamp circuit 14 can vary greatly depending on the lamp used, for example argon or krypton lamps, or depending on the lamp power selected.
  • the combination of the capacitor C24 and the diodes V30, V31 results in frequency-dependent damping of the output circuit when the voltage rises. It is particularly important when there are high frequencies and high impedances, e.g. in the case of a missing lamp or when preheating when the filament is already warm
  • the wiring of this type helps to limit the voltage rise when the lamp is not ignited or missing if it is undesirable.
  • C24 is selected so that the damping remains small enough at the time of ignition.
  • FIG. 6 shows the output circuit of FIG. 5 for the two-lamp two fluorescent lamps in an inverter operation.
  • the symmetry transformer TR1 is also shown here in full. Each winding is traversed by one of the two lamp currents. This takes place in opposite directions, so that when there is a deviation in the current amplitude, a resulting magnetization occurs, which induces a voltage in the inductive element which has a symmetrical effect.
  • Such a transformer is advantageous if the two lamps would burn differently bright in the dimmed state due to component tolerances and lamp tolerances as well as different temperature conditions.
  • the symmetry element TR1 avoids this in the case of two-lamp luminaires. If several pairs of lamps are operated at an AC voltage output, such a balancing element TR1 must be provided for each pair.
  • a signal which is proportional to the lemp current is obtained from them and can be multiplied in the control and regulating circuit 17 by the aforementioned lamp voltage signal is. In this way it is ensured that at any time of the actual lamp power is P or E brightness proportional signal is available, which can be preset to a precise brightness control as the feedback.
  • FIG. 7 shows the inverter 30 in more detail with its output power transistors V28, V21. Between them, the high-frequency alternating voltage U HF is output to the load circuit 40 explained above.
  • the two power transistors are controlled via a control circuit 31, which receives its control signals from the control and regulating circuit 17. Possibly. asymmetrical switch-off / switch-on delays for the respective transistors come into consideration, so that a common conduction of both transistors V21, V28 can be avoided in principle.
  • the upper transistor is supplied via a bootstrap circuit (not shown), the lower transistor and the system control 10, 17, 31 receive their drive voltage via a series resistor and a smoothing capacitor C5 from the intermediate circuit voltage U0.
  • the current that can be supplied to the smoothing capacitor C5 through the series resistor or a current source I q is sufficient to supply the IC31 and the control and regulating circuit 17 in the switched-off mode (SLEEP).
  • the load circuit 40 of the inverter 30 is in an impermissible capacitive range. It represents a danger for the controlling inverter.
  • a phase angle analysis can also be used in which the load current I L1 is set in relation to the inverter branch current I max and from this the relative phase of both currents is used to detect the operating state.
  • Detection of an impermissible capacitive operating behavior is answered by the control circuit 17 by increasing the operating frequency f of the inverter 30, with which the load circuit 40 is again operated inductively.
  • the above-mentioned capacitive mode of operation mainly occurs with a low supply voltage. With the branch current detection, destruction of components can be safely avoided.
  • the digital interface 10 shows the transmitting and receiving device 10 and the coupling filter connected upstream of it, with which the bus coupling to the control line 12 takes place.
  • the digital interface 10 is given the setpoints for minimum, maximum and emergency lighting brightness (U NOT , U MIN , U MAX ).
  • a digital input DAT is provided, via which both the control signals arrive from a central control device to the decentralized ECG and the error signals are transmitted from the decentralized ECG to the central control device.
  • the serial interface enables remote control of the electronic ballast by means of a digital command signal or command word.
  • An 8 bit data word is provided as such a digital signal.
  • FIG. 8c An advantageous further development of this circuit is shown in FIG. 8c.
  • the circuit is protected against polarity reversal by using a secondary winding with center tap.
  • Optical coupling can also be used, but this has an increased power consumption.
  • control signals 255 (corresponding to 8 bit) brightness values are provided as control signals.
  • the control signal "OFF”, represented by the binary word “zero” is also possible. With the aforementioned signal OFF, the entire ECG switches to an energy-saving shutdown mode (SLEEP) immediately or after a short period of time. In him the Measuring current consumption of the entire ballast minimal.
  • the inverter 30 and the control circuit 31 are shut down and, if necessary, after a slight further time delay, the essential assemblies of the control and regulating circuit 17. Only the receiving circuit of the transmitting and receiving device 10 and the monitoring circuit for the detection of an emergency operation (EMERGENCY) remain activated. The total circuit power thus drops below 1 W.
  • control and regulating circuit 17 immediately carries out the switch-on sequence, which, with preheating and ignition process (IGNITION), transfers to steady-state operation and is used for one immediate setting of the desired brightness value (DIMM) is ensured.
  • IGNITION preheating and ignition process
  • control and regulating circuit 17 is also responsible for extracting the information from all of the aforementioned process variables which are important for monitoring and controlling the electronic ballast.
  • the various operating states of the fluorescent tube can also be distinguished by the measured variables.
  • the measured process variables and those used for checking are summarized below: Supply voltage U ac , U N , Undervoltage / overvoltage U Nmin , U Nmax , Battery voltage U B , DC link voltage U0, U dc , Lamp current / operating current I L1 , I L2 , Lamp voltage U L1 , U L2 , Output voltage U HF , Output current I HF , Spiral current I W1 , I W2 , AC generator branch current I Chap .
  • the control and regulating circuit 17 switches off all functions when the voltage becomes too high, and can only function again when the voltage has been switched off and on again.
  • An emergency mode switchover to a predeterminable emergency lighting brightness takes place, for example, when a DC voltage U N is detected by the control circuit 17 via the usual AC voltage input of the switch-on circuit 20 and via the sensors R21, C25 (FIG. 4).
  • a counter logic is used for this purpose, which initiates emergency operation if there is no exceeding or falling below a predetermined threshold value. This can take place after a predetermined dead time that bridges individual, possibly missing, half-waves.
  • an emergency voltage supply U B which is obtained from batteries or a generator, is placed on the mains voltage line.
  • the ECGs recognize this automatically.
  • the brightness of the fluorescent lamps is no longer specified by the digitally specified brightness value DIMM, but by a trim value that can be specified locally on the device and can be specified via the input U NOT .
  • the ECG is in switch-off mode (SLEEP) when this emergency operation occurs, ie the lamp and inverter are switched off, it will first carry out the normal ignition process (IGNIT) in order to set the emergency operating brightness afterwards.
  • SLEEP switch-off mode
  • the electronic ballast When the end of the emergency operating state is recognized, the electronic ballast returns to the previous state; this can be the OFF state if the electronic ballast was previously there. However, this can also be the original brightness value (DIMM), if this was available before requesting emergency operation.
  • DIMM original brightness value
  • the detection of the filament current detects whether either a lamp is not inserted or one of the two filaments is broken.
  • the inverter 30 is operated at its maximum frequency f max , which on the one hand results in the heating current still flowing when the defective lamp has been replaced and on the other hand reduces the voltage on the defective lamp to the smallest possible extent .
  • f max maximum frequency
  • the inductive part of the series resonant circuit in the output becomes so high at the above-mentioned high frequency f max with respect to the capacitive resistance of the ignition capacitor C17 that the voltage at the output is limited to non-hazardous values and there is no danger for the maintenance personnel.
  • the ignition process (IGNITION) is initiated without waiting for the preheating time to elapse.
  • the internal sequence control in the control and regulating circuit 17 also limits the number of start attempts to two and sets (sends) whenever there is an error, e.g. B. the lamp is missing if a filament break or a gas defect is present, an error signal via the transmitting and receiving device 10 on the bidirectional bus 12. This also applies in emergency mode, since emergency mode cannot be maintained if the lamp is defective.
  • an error e.g. B. the lamp is missing if a filament break or a gas defect is present
  • Wiring errors that lead to a short circuit in the discharge path of the lamp can then be detected on the basis of the process signals if the lamp voltages are monitored for a predetermined minimum value. If the value falls below this specified value, as in the case of mains overvoltage monitoring, the entire ECG is switched off.
  • the unwillingness to ignite the lamp e.g. B. by gas defect
  • Path the lamp can not be ignited within a predetermined ignition target time, d. H. if the voltage across the ignition capacitor C17 does not fall within this time period, the lock mentioned intervenes.
  • a repeat time can also be waited for after which a new attempt to start and start is made. If no ignition success is achieved here either, the control and regulating circuit 17 reacts as in the case of a broken heating coil and sets the frequency of the inverter 30 to the maximum value f max .
  • control and regulating circuit 17 recognizes by an increase in the lamp voltage or by a change in the heating coil current, an attempt is made to fire again after a new lamp has been inserted.
  • the following is explained for the brightness control of the fluorescent lamps.
  • a real brightness control is used, since this guarantees the same lamp wattages regardless of the lamp type - with essentially the same lamp efficiency.
  • the measured values determining the actual value, lamp current and lamp voltage are multiplied and compared in analog or digital form with the setpoints predetermined by remote control via the transmitting and receiving device 10.
  • the comparison result controls the frequency f of the alternating voltage generator 30 directly or via a controller. If a more precise gradation of brightness is desired, a logarithmic setpoint adjustment can take place. Exponential actual value weighting can be carried out in the same way. In addition to the independence of the lamp type, compensation is also achieved for lamp age, the existing operating temperature and also the possibly fluctuating mains voltage U N.
  • FIG. 9 shows a brightness-time diagram in which the brightness of the lamp controlled by the electronic ballast according to FIG. 1 is varied as a function of time.
  • maximum brightness is provided, followed by a switch-off cycle specified via the bus line 12 and the digital interface 10.
  • the brightness is acc. a predetermined slope reduced to zero, then the inverter 30, its driver circuit 31 and essential parts of the control IC 17 turn off to save electricity.
  • a subsequent emergency lighting condition leads - despite switched off system - for a controlled ignition and a build-up of the brightness of the lamp to the preset emergency lighting brightness (NOT).
  • NOT preset emergency lighting brightness
  • This can be changed for each decentralized ECG via the setpoint specification U NOT .
  • the maximum and minimum brightness value (MIN, MAX) shown in FIG. 9 can be set or adjusted via a corresponding setpoint value.
  • a program-controlled "soft start” is shown schematically in FIG. 10 as a brightness-time diagram.
  • the ECG 60 is initially in the switched-off state (OFF).
  • the "Softstart” command now leads either to an automatic, slope-controlled increase in lamp brightness - after it has been ignited - or to a program-controlled incremental increase in lamp brightness levels. In the latter case, the central control device 50 sends brightness values that increase incrementally in certain time segments.
  • the decentralized ECGs follow the requirements almost without delay. This enables a rate of change-controlled (regulated) rise and fall of the decentralized light sources.

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