The lamp no longer flashes. Encyclopedia of radio electronics and electrical engineering
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The power supply circuit for fluorescent lamps that were in use and have broken filaments is presented.
The scheme is not new, but unlike all known ones, it uses a standard choke and there is no starter. The presence of a rectifier eliminates the "flashing" of a single lamp.
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