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HarryD July 9th 08 07:17 PM

VFF LAMP DRIVER
 
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Schematic attached is in reference to "Feedback for low frequency PWM
regular" subject on NG "Sci.electronic.design".

Cheers,
Harry


RST Engineering \(jw\) July 9th 08 07:54 PM

VFF LAMP DRIVER
 
My lord, all this dancing baloney for a simple pulse width lamp driver?

Jim






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"HarryD" wrote in message
m...
Schematic attached is in reference to "Feedback for low frequency PWM
regular" subject on NG "Sci.electronic.design".

Cheers,
Harry




HarryD July 11th 08 04:38 PM

VFF LAMP DRIVER
 
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"HarryD" wrote in message
m...
Schematic attached is in reference to "Feedback for low frequency PWM
regular" subject on NG "Sci.electronic.design".

Cheers,
Harry

Updated driver, controls RMS voltage across load to 9.15V +/-3% as input
changes from 9VDC to 15VDC.

Cheers,
Harry


Oppie[_7_] July 11th 08 07:52 PM

VFF LAMP DRIVER
 
given that you have a filament lamp load and that you use R1 as a warming
resistor, it would be good to specify the actual load. Always good to spec
all the components so when folks try to build it and potentially find
problems, you can ask if it was built to print grin.

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"HarryD" wrote in message
m...

"HarryD" wrote in message
m...
Schematic attached is in reference to "Feedback for low frequency PWM
regular" subject on NG "Sci.electronic.design".

Cheers,
Harry

Updated driver, controls RMS voltage across load to 9.15V +/-3% as input
changes from 9VDC to 15VDC.

Cheers,
Harry


HarryD July 20th 08 06:15 PM

VFF LAMP DRIVER
 
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"HarryD" wrote in message
m...
Schematic attached is in reference to "Feedback for low frequency PWM
regular" subject on NG "Sci.electronic.design".

Cheers,
Harry


Attached updated schematic using the UCC2803 and soft start added.

Cheers,
Harry





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