Electronic ballast Luxor made in China. Scheme, description

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Appearance of the ballast Luxor made in China shown in fig. 3.49. The schematic diagram is shown in fig. 3.50.

Electronic ballast Luxor made in China
Rice. 3.49. Appearance of Luxor electronic ballast

Electronic ballast Luxor made in China
Rice. 3.50. Schematic diagram of Luxor electronic ballast

This ballast is designed to work simultaneously with two LLs with a power of 36-40 W. Due to the fact that the ballast load is 80 W, a passive power factor corrector was used here on the YD elements - VD8, C1, C2.

Author: Koryakin-Chernyak S.L.

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