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Close loop digital control implemented in a microcontroller and used to eliminate acoustic resonances in HID lamps

Correa et al., 2005

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377508661334264609
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Correa J
Ponce M
Arau J
Sánchez M
Rodríguez E
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A closed loop digital control to eliminate acoustic resonances (AR) in the electronic ballast for high intensity discharge lamps is proposed in this paper. The system senses the AR intensity and a microcontroller compares this signal with a reference level in order to apply …
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