Magnetically tunable starting circuit for an electrodeless...

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H05B 41/24 (2006.01) H05B 41/28 (2006.01)

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CA 2091496

RD-21,327 MAGNETICALLY TUNABLE STARTING CIRCUIT FOR AN ELECTRODELESS HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMP Abstract A series resonant starting circuit for providing a starting voltage to a starting probe for initiating an arc discharge in an electrodeless HID lamp includes an electrically variable inductance. The HID lamp is of a type having an excitation coil situated around an arc tube containing an ionizable fill in which the arc discharge is ignited. The electrically variable inductance includes a magnetic core having a main winding wound thereon that is coupled in series with a resonant capacitance. A bias winding is also wound on the magnetic core. Either the bias winding is coupled in series with a bias inductor, or, alternatively, the main and bias windings are configured on the magnetic core as a cross-field inductor. A bias circuit supply provides dc or relatively low-frequency ac current to the bias winding in order to vary the permeability of the magnetic core, and hence the inductance of the main winding, thereby tuning the starting circuit.

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