Method of controlling a circuit arrangement for the ac power supply of a plasma display panel
AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorsHeinz Van Der Broeck, Matthias Wendt, Hans Steinbusch
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AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorsHeinz Van Der Broeck, Matthias Wendt, Hans Steinbusch
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A method of controlling a circuit arrangement for an AC voltage supply of a plasma display panel, the circuit arrangement comprising at least a transistor bridge constituted by the bridge transistors (T1, T2, T3, T4), an input voltage (U0), a capacitor (Cp) of the plasma cell and a charging circuit comprising an auxiliary voltage (Uh), a first auxiliary transistor (T11) and a first coil (L1) and at the beginning of the charging operation the first auxiliary transistor (T11) is turned on, characterized in that once the first auxiliary transistor (T11) has been turned on, the second bridge transistor (T2) of the half bridge continues to be turned on for a delay time tv and is turned off after the delay time tv has elapsed.
A method of controlling a circuit arrangement for an AC power supply of a plasma display panel in which the circuit arrangement includes at least a transistor bridge that includes bridge transistors T1, T2, T3, T4, an input voltage U0, a capacitor Cp of a plasma cell and a charging circuit in the form of an auxiliary voltage Uh, a first auxiliary transistor T11 and a first coil L1, the method comprising:
A method of controlling a circuit arrangement for an AC power supply of a plasma display panel, in which the circuit arrangement includes at least a transistor bridge that includes bridge transistors T1, T2, T3, T4, an input voltage UO, a capacitor Cp of a plasma cell and a discharging circuit comprising an auxiliary voltage Uh, a second auxiliary transistor T12 and a second coil L2, the method comprising:
An apparatus comprising:
A method of driving a plasma cell, comprising:
A method of driving a plasma cell, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.