Electronic stabilizer
OwnerChing-Chung Leeinventor
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Abstract
An electronic stabilizer includes an output transformer, a variable frequency/power amplifying loop, a low voltage variable frequency rectifying loop, and two elements of high resistance value. The primary side of the output transformer is connected with the variable frequency/power amplifying loop. The secondary side of the output transformer is connected with the low voltage variable frequency rectifying loop and the voltage boosting and lamp lighting loop. The elements of high resistance value are connected with the nodes of the various frequency/power amplifying loop and the low voltage variable frequency rectifying loop. The electronic stabilizer is adapted to an environment of direct current low voltage or direct current high voltage in which a low voltage bias current is provided to drive a lamp.
Claims4
An electronic stabilizer comprising:
- an output transformer comprised of a first coil having a primary side, a second coil having a primary side, a third coil having a secondary side, and a low voltage coil having a secondary side;
- a variable frequency/power amplifying loop disposed at the primary side of said output transformer and comprised of a first induction-resistant coil which is connected to a second induction-resistant coil, a first transistor, a second transistor, a first capacitor, and a first diode;
- a low voltage variable frequency rectifying loop connected with the secondary side low voltage coil of said output transformer, a second diode, and a second filter capacitor;
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- two elements of a high resistance value and connected respectively with a first node of said variable frequency/power amplifying loop, and a second node of said low voltage variable frequency rectifying loop.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.