Voltage resonance inverter circuit for dimable cold cathode tubes
First Claim
1. A voltage resonance inverter circuit having a serial resonance circuit provided at a primary side of a booster transformer, a controller circuit for turning on and off the serial resonance circuit by conducting a switching element at the timing of phase advanced from the resonance frequency of the serial resonance circuit, and a load provided at a secondary side of the booster transformer, comprising:
- a comparator for detecting an input voltage of the voltage resonance inverter circuit;
a switch circuit for switching the frequency of the resonance circuit; and
a controlling means for shifting a resonance frequency of the resonance circuit to a higher rate when the input voltage is higher.
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Abstract
An object of the present invention is to provide a voltage resonance inverter circuit capable of performing constantly a zero-voltage switching action in response to a change in the input voltage. For achievement of the above object of the present invention, the capacitance of a voltage resonance capacitor is decreased in response to an increase of the input voltage thus increasing the characteristic impedance of a resonance circuit. This will increase the amplitude of a resonance voltage causing a zero-voltage switching action.
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4 Claims
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1. A voltage resonance inverter circuit having a serial resonance circuit provided at a primary side of a booster transformer, a controller circuit for turning on and off the serial resonance circuit by conducting a switching element at the timing of phase advanced from the resonance frequency of the serial resonance circuit, and a load provided at a secondary side of the booster transformer, comprising:
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a comparator for detecting an input voltage of the voltage resonance inverter circuit; a switch circuit for switching the frequency of the resonance circuit; and a controlling means for shifting a resonance frequency of the resonance circuit to a higher rate when the input voltage is higher. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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