WO1993012631A1 - Schaltungsanordnung zum betrieb einer oder mehrerer niederdruckentladungslampen - Google Patents
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- Circuit arrangement for operating one or more low-pressure discharge lamps
- the invention relates to a circuit arrangement for operating one or more low-pressure discharge lamps according to the preamble of patent claim 1.
- circuits are part of so-called electronic ballasts for low-pressure discharge lamps and enable a gentle warm start - i.e. ignition of the lamp with preheated electrodes or low-pressure discharge lamps, which extends their lifespan.
- EP-PS 185 179 switches the load circuit of the half-bridge inverter between preheating the electrodes and igniting the lamp.
- a PTC thermistor is used for this purpose Heating time switches the resonance capacity of the series resonance circuit.
- the use of a PTC thermistor has the disadvantage that this component converts a power loss of approx. 0.5 to 1 W per lamp during the burning operation of the low-pressure discharge lamp.
- the PTC thermistor requires a cooling time of a few 10 seconds to minutes in order to ensure a sufficiently gentle warm start of the lamps when switched on again.
- DE-OS 39 01 111 discloses a circuit arrangement with a heating circuit for the electrodes of the low-pressure discharge lamps, a thermistor and a relay being integrated in the heating circuit in addition to a resonance capacitance.
- the PTC thermistor serves here as a timing element for controlling the relay and, in turn, is separated from the circuit by the relay contact after sufficient preheating of the lamp electrodes, so that after the low-pressure discharge lamps have been ignited, no more current flows through the PTC thermistor.
- This circuit arrangement has the advantage over the circuit disclosed in EP-PS 185 179 that in the PTC thermistor during the
- the circuit arrangement according to the invention enables the lamp electrodes to be preheated in a controlled manner, matched to a voltage value adapted to the respective electrode type.
- the preheating phase of the electrodes is largely independent of the tolerances of the mains voltage and the component parameters, since the voltage drop across the electrodes is used directly to evaluate the heating of the electrodes.
- the heating voltage across the electrodes is so low (at most a few tens of volts) that no glow discharge damaging the lamp can occur in the low-pressure discharge lamp.
- the heating contacts are interrupted by the relay contacts during the transition from the preheating phase to the ignition phase of the lamps, so that no current flows through the heating circuit during the burning operation of the low-pressure discharge lamps. With that the power losses converted in the electrodes are reduced.
- the use of a relay with a plurality of relay contacts is particularly cost-effective.
- FIG. 1 shows the principle of the circuit arrangement according to the invention for a low-pressure discharge lamp
- FIG. 2a shows a precise circuit diagram of the circuit part framed in FIG. 1, in particular the relay control S, according to a first exemplary embodiment
- FIG. 2b shows a detailed circuit diagram of the circuit part framed in FIG. 1, in particular the relay control S, according to a second exemplary embodiment
- FIG. 3 shows the complete circuit diagram of a circuit arrangement according to the invention for loading powered two parallel low-pressure discharge lamps
- Figure 4 shows the circuit diagram of a circuit arrangement according to the invention according to another
- FIG. 5 shows a detailed circuit diagram of the control S 1 of the field effect transistor shown in FIG. 4.
- FIG. 1 illustrates the principle of the circuit arrangement according to the invention for operating a low-pressure discharge lamp LP.
- An essential component of the circuit is a push-pull frequency generator, consisting of two bipolar transistors T1, T2, which are connected as half-bridge inverters, with a control device A shown schematically in FIG. 1 and a DC voltage supply.
- the control device A is described, for example, in the book “Electronics Circuits” by W. Hirschmann (Siemens AG), on pages 147-148 and is therefore not to be described in more detail here. It also contains a starting device for the circuit according to the invention.
- the push-pull frequency generator supplies a series resonance circuit, which is connected to the center tap Ml between the transistors T1, T2 and consists of a coupling capacitor C3, a resonance inductor LD and a resonance capacitance C1 and a low-pressure discharge lamp LP, with a high-frequency quenten (greater than 20 kHz) AC voltage.
- a connection of the resonance capacitance C1 here leads back to the negative pole (ground) of the DC voltage supply.
- the low-pressure discharge lamp LP is connected at the connection point M, connected in parallel to the resonance capacitance C1. It has two electrode coils E1, E2 which are clad with emitter material and which are integrated in a heating circuit together with a relay contact K1, one connection of the electrode E2 being connected to the negative pole (ground) of the direct voltage supply.
- a rectifier GL with its input 2 is also connected to a tap M2 in the series resonance circuit via a current limiting capacitor C5.
- the input 1 of the rectifier GL is led to the negative pole (ground) of the DC power supply.
- a smoothing capacitor C4 is connected in parallel with the DC output of the rectifier GL.
- a controllable electronic switch S which controls the relay coil RL belonging to the relay contact K, is supplied with DC voltage by the rectifier GL.
- the relay contact K When switching on the half-bridge inverter. the circuit arrangement, the relay contact K is initially closed, so that a high-frequency heating current flows through the electrode coil El, the relay contact K and the electrode coil E2 via the strongly damped series resonant circuit, which heats up the electrodes El and E2.
- the voltage drop across the lamp during this preheating phase is just the sum from the voltage drop at the electrode coil E1 and at the electrode coil E2, that is to say with identical electrodes E1, E2 equal to twice the heating voltage of an electrode coil.
- the rectifier GL with its inputs 1, 2 is connected in parallel to the lamp LP, the high-frequency heating voltage of the electrode coils El, E2 is also applied to it during the preheating phase.
- This high-frequency voltage is converted by the rectifier GL into a pulsating direct voltage and smoothed by the smoothing capacitor C4, which is connected in parallel to the direct current output of the rectifier GL, so that the rectified and smoothed heating voltage of the electrode filaments El, E2 is connected to the controllable electronic switch S is present.
- the electronic switch S opens the relay contact K via the relay coil RL.
- the opening of the relay contact K interrupts the heating circuit, so that any further current flow through the electrode coils El, E2 is prevented. In addition, this increases the quality of the series resonance circuit, since the resonance capacitance C1 is no longer bridged by the heating circuit and damping of the series resonance circuit by the resistance of the electrode coils El, E2 is eliminated.
- the ignition voltage can thus be applied to the resonance capacitance C1 can be provided for the low-pressure discharge lamp LP. After the lamp LP has been ignited, only the Rhe or holding current that flows through the relay coil RL is required to keep the relay contact K open. Only after switching off the lamp LP or the viewing arrangement is the relay contact K closed again, so that when the lamp LP is switched on again, the preheating phase for the electrodes E1, E2 begins again.
- the controllable electronic switch S can be designed as a threshold or as a time switch.
- controllable electronic switch S is designed as a threshold switch.
- the electronic switch S here consists of a Zener diode DZ, a voltage divider with resistors R17, R18 and a thyristor Th which is connected in series with the relay coil RL and whose gate is controlled by the Zener diode DZ.
- the zener diode DZ and the thyristor Th are blocked, so that no current flow takes place through the relay coil RL.
- the voltage drop at the electrode filaments El, E2 and at the Zener diode DZ increases.
- the breakdown voltage of the Zener diode DZ is exceeded, it becomes conductive and also controls the switching path of the thyristor Th into the conductivity via the voltage drop across the resistor R18. This results in a current flow through the relay coil RL and an opening of the relay contact K.
- the lamp LP Since the ignition and burning voltage of the low pressure discharge If the lamp LP is greater than the heating voltage at the electrode filaments E1, E2, the switching path of the thyristor Th remains in the conductive state, so that after the lamp LP has been ignited, the holding current flows through the relay coil RL, which is necessary by the Keep relay contact K open.
- the freewheeling diode Dl parallel to the relay coil, only serves to protect the thyristor Th against the induction voltage of the relay coil RL.
- the controllable electronic switch S is designed as a time switch.
- the electronic switch S here consists of an RC element with the resistor R20 and the capacitor C20 and a thyristor Thl, which is connected in series with the relay coil RL1. Parallel with the capacitor C20, an ohmic 'Wider ⁇ stand R21 is disposed. It serves to discharge the capacitor C20 after switching off the circuit arrangement and to set a defined preheating time when restarting.
- the capacitor C20 is charged via the resistor R20 to the threshold voltage required to control the switching path of the thyristor Thl via its gate connection in the conductivity, whereby a current flow through the relay coil RL1, similar to the first embodiment in Figure 2a, enables - light becomes.
- the rectifier GL2, the smoothing capacitor C7 and the thyristor Thl and the relay coil RL1 with the freewheeling diode D2 have the same function as the corresponding components of the first exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 2a.
- the duration of the preheating phase of the electrode coils E1, E2 is determined here by the time constant of the RC element and by the resistor R21, which in turn can of course be optimized for each type of electrode (cf. FIG. 2b).
- FIG. 3 shows a detailed circuit diagram of a circuit arrangement according to the invention for operating two low-pressure discharge lamps LP1, LP2 connected in parallel in accordance with a particularly preferred exemplary embodiment.
- the circuit contains a push-pull frequency generator, consisting of two bipolar transistors T3, T4 arranged in a half-bridge with a control device A 'shown only schematically here and a DC voltage supply G, to the output of which a backup capacitor C8 is connected in parallel.
- a control device A ' can be found, for example, in the book "Electronic Circuits 11 by W. Hirschmann (Siemens AG), on pages 147-148 and in EP-OS 276 460.
- a first smoothing capacitor C6 is connected to T4
- the transistors T3, T4 also each have an emitter resistor R5 or R6 and a flyback diode D3 or D4 to protect their switching path Center tap M1 'between the two bipolar transistors T3, T4 are connected via the coupling capacitor CIO and the primary winding RKla of a toroidal transformer, two series resonance circuits lying parallel to each other.
- the first series resonance circuit consists of the resonance inductance LD1, the resonance capacitance C91 and the low-pressure discharge lamp LP1, the lamp LP1 and the resonance capacitance C91 being connected in parallel with one another in terms of alternating current.
- the second series resonant circuit C92 and the low-pressure discharge lamp LP2 contain, the lamp LP2 and the resonance capacitance C92 also being connected in parallel with one another here in terms of alternating current.
- Both lamps LP1, LP2 have a heating circuit which is formed by the electrode filaments E10, E20 or by the electrode filaments Eil, E21 of the corresponding lamp LP1 and LP2 and a relay contact K1 or K2.
- the two relay contacts K1, K2 are switched simultaneously by the relay coil RL 1 .
- the relay coil RL 1 is controlled by the switching path of the thyristor Th 'arranged in series therewith, the gate of the thyristor Th 1 in turn being controlled by the Zener diode DZ "and the voltage divider, consisting of the resistors R17 1 , R18',
- the output voltage of the rectifier GL 'smoothed by the second smoothing capacitor C4 * is applied to the Zener diode DZ "and the voltage divider R17', R18 1 .
- the DC voltage output of the rectifier GL ', the smoothing capacitor C4', the Zener diode DZ 1 , the voltage divider R17 ', R18', the relay coil RL 1 , the freewheeling iode D1 'and the thyristor Th' are completely connected to the first exemplary embodiment, which is shown in FIG. 2a.
- the connection 1 of the rectifier GL ' is led via the tap M3 to the positive pole of the first smoothing capacitor C6, while the connection 2 of the rectifier
- GL 1 is connected via a first current limiting capacitor C17 to a tap M4 in the first series resonance circuit and via a second current limiting capacitor C18 to a tap M5 in the second series resonance circuit.
- a connection of the electrode coils E20 and Eil to the positive pole of the first smoothing capacitor C6 is also conducted via the tap M3, so that the alternating current input 1, 2 of the rectifier GL 1 is connected in parallel with both lamps LP1 and LP2.
- the circuit arrangement also has an active wave filter, which enables a sinusoidal mains current draw.
- This harmonic filter consists of the diodes D13, D14, D15, D16 and the capacitors C13, C81, C82 and the two resonance capacitors C91, C92.
- a detailed functional description of such a harmonic filter can be found in US Pat. No. 4,808,887 and should therefore not be reproduced here.
- a high frequency flows from the center tap Ml 1 through the coupling capacitor (greater than 20 kHz) alternating current, which is branched at tap M2 'in the two series resonant circuits, so that via the resonance inductor LD1 and the tap M4 a Heating current flows through the heating circuit of the low-pressure discharge lamp LP1, consisting of the electrode filaments E10, E20 and the closed relay contact Kl, to the tap M3, where it flows with the heating current flowing through the heating circuit of the second low-pressure discharge lamp LP2, consisting of the electrode filaments Express, E21 and the closed relay contact K2, flows, united.
- the coupling capacitor greater than 20 kHz
- the two lamps LP1, LP2 are fluorescent lamps with a power consumption of approx. 9 W and with similar electrode filaments E10, E20 and Eil, E21.
- the voltage drop across each lamp LP1, LP2 is just twice the heating voltage of an electrode coil E10, E20, Eil, E21.
- the Zener diode DZ 1 becomes conductive and also controls the switching path of the thyristor Th 'via its gate and the voltage drop across resistor R18' into the conductivity . As a result, a current flows through the relay coil RL 'and the relay contacts K1, K2 are opened, so that both heating circuits are interrupted.
- the relay coil RL 1 is still supplied with the holding or quiescent current which is sufficient to hold the relay contacts K1, K2 in the open position. Only when the lamps LP1, LP2 are switched off are the relay contacts K1, K2 closed again.
- the functional principle is therefore completely analogous to that of the first exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 2a.
- Table I indicates a suitable dimensioning of the components for the exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 3. 2.2 nF
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic illustration of a circuit arrangement according to the invention for operating a low-pressure discharge lamp in accordance with a further exemplary embodiment.
- the two bipolar transistors T1 and T2 form a half-bridge inverter fed with direct voltage, as has already been described in the first exemplary embodiment. They are switched alternately by the control device A, which is connected to the base connections of the bipolar transistors T1, T2.
- the half-bridge inverter supplies a series resonance circuit, which is connected to the center tap Ml between the transistors T1, T2 and consists of the coupling capacitor C3, the resonance inductor LD and the resonance capacitance C1 and a low-pressure discharge lamp LP connected in parallel with the resonance capacitance C1, with a high-frequency alternating voltage .
- a connection of the resonance capacitance C1 is to the negative pole (ground) of the DC voltage supply returned.
- the circuit arrangement of this exemplary embodiment is identical to that of the first exemplary embodiment. For this reason, the same reference symbols as in FIG. 1 are chosen in FIG. 4 for identical electrical components.
- the electrode filaments E1, E2 of the low-pressure discharge lamp LP are integrated in a heating circuit which also contains a bridge rectifier GL1 and the switching path of a field-effect transistor T.
- the gate electrode of the field effect transistor T is controlled by an electronic switch S '.
- the electronic switch S ' has connections to the heating circuit and to the connection point M in order to evaluate the voltage drop across the electrode coil El and to provide a control signal for the gate electrode of the field effect transistor T.
- the switching path of the field effect transistor T becomes low-resistance, so that the resonance capacitance C1 is short-circuited by the heating circuit.
- a high-frequency heating current flows through the electrode coils El, E2, which after rectification by the rectifier GL1 passes the low-resistance switching path of the field effect transistor T and which heats up the electrodes El, E2.
- the voltage drop across the lamp LP during this preheating phase is precisely the sum of the voltage drops across the electrode filaments El, E2 and the components GL1 and T. Er is therefore clearly below the ignition voltage of the low-pressure discharge lamp LP.
- the electronic switch S switches off the field effect transistor T, i.e. the switching path of the field effect transistor T becomes high-resistance.
- the heating circuit is thus practically interrupted and the short-circuit of the resonance capacitance C1 by the heating circuit and the strong damping of the series resonance circuit by the resistances of the electrode coils El, E2 are canceled, so that the ignition voltage is now at the resonance capacitance Cl can build up for the low pressure discharge lamp LP.
- the electrode preheating phase thus ends. It is approx. 0.5 - 1 second.
- FIG. 5 shows details of a particularly preferred
- connection point M in FIG. 5 is identical to the connection point M in FIG. 4.
- the reference numerals T, GL1, LP, E1 and E2 in FIGS. 4 and 5 denote the same electronic components.
- the heating circuit contains the electrode coils E1, E2, which are each connected to an alternating current input of the rectifier GL1.
- a reverse-polarized diode DZ2 and the switching path of the field-effect transistor T are integrated. Parallel to the gate-source path of the field effect transistor T, a gate resistor R56 is connected.
- a zener diode DZ3 is arranged to protect the control path of the field effect transistor T from overvoltage. Furthermore, two further ohmic resistors R54 and R55 are integrated in a parallel branch to the field effect transistor T and to the Zener diode DZ2, which form a voltage divider with the gate resistor R56 and together with this and the Zener diode DZ2 the operating point of the field effect transistor Set transistor T and take over its control.
- An essential component of the electronic switch S 1 is a bipolar transistor T5, the switching path (collector-emitter path) parallel to the control path (gate-source path) of the field effect transistor T and also parallel to the gate resistor R56 is switched.
- the collector terminal of the bipolar transistor T5 is connected to the resistor R55.
- ohmic resistors R50 and R51 Starting from the branching point M, ohmic resistors R50 and R51, a rectifier diode D50, a reverse-polarized Zener diode DZ1 and a further ohmic resistor R52 are arranged in a parallel branch to the electrode coil El. A connection of the resistor R52 is fed back to the rectifier GL1 via a branching point M50 in the heating circuit. A branch point M 'between the resistor R52 and the zener diode DZ2 is connected via an ohmic resistor R53 to the base terminal of the bipolar transistor T5. Resistor R52 and capacitor C50 are therefore each in a parallel branch to the base-emitter path of transistor T5. The Capacitor C50 forms a low pass with resistors R50 and R51.
- a high-frequency alternating current flows through the electrode filaments E1, E2 of the low-pressure discharge lamp LP and is rectified by the rectifier GL1.
- the field effect transistor T is switched on via the voltage divider R54, R55, R56 and the Zener diode DZ2, i.e. the source-drain path becomes low-resistance.
- the zener diode DZ1 initially blocks the parallel branch to the electrode coil El delimited by the branching points M and M50, so that the collector-emitter path of the bipolar transistor T5 is also blocked.
- a high-frequency alternating current flows through the electrode coils El, E2 and heats up the electrodes El, E2. This heating current is rectified by the rectifier GL1 before it passes the Zener diode DZ2 and the low-resistance switching path of the field effect transistor T. With increasing heating of the electrode coils El, E2, the voltage drop in particular also increases
- Electrode coil El which is detected by the Zener diode DZ1 in the parallel branch. If the voltage drop across the electrode coil El reaches a critical threshold value, the zener diode DZ1 becomes conductive and the base of the bipolar transistor T5 receives a control signal with a delay via the branching point M ', which switches on the bipolar transistor T5, ie the collector -Emitter path becomes conductive. The activated bipolar transistor T5 closes this way the gate resistor R56 briefly and thus withdraws the control signal from the field effect transistor T, so that its switching path (drain-source path) now becomes high-impedance.
- the entire heating circuit thus becomes highly resistive and ineffective, so that the starting voltage for the low-pressure discharge lamp LP can build up at the resonance capacitance C1, which is no longer short-circuited by the heating circuit.
- the preheating phase for the electrode coils El, E2 is thus ended.
- the bipolar transistor T5 remains in the switched-on state during lamp operation.
- the low-pass filter C50, R50, R51 connected upstream of the bipolar transistor T5 acts as an integrating element and smoothes the switch-on signal rectified by the diode D50 for the bipolar transistor T5.
- Table II shows a suitable dimensioning of the components for the exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 5 for operating a fluorescent lamp with a power consumption of between 9 and 13 watts.
- the invention is not limited to the exemplary embodiments described, but can also be used, for example, for the operation of a plurality of low-pressure discharge lamps connected in parallel. It is of course also possible to control the relay coil RL 'in the circuit arrangement according to FIG. 3 by means of a timer according to FIG. 2b.
- the circuit arrangement according to the invention is also suitable for a plurality of low-pressure discharge lamps connected in series.
- the electrode filaments of all the lamps in a single heating circuit would be tegriert, and the relay would have as many relay contacts as there would be lamps, these relay contacts would also be integrated in the heating circuit and switch simultaneously (controlled by the same relay coil), the relay contacts would then the heating circuit at the end of the preheating phase interrupt such that the electrical connection between the electrode filaments belonging to the same lamp would be interrupted.
- a so-called electronic relay can also be used, which consists of an optocoupler and an electronic switch, e.g. a thyristor.
- an electronic relay can also be used, which consists of an optocoupler and an electronic switch, e.g. a thyristor.
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