《一款LED日光灯驱动技术》.pdf

588 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON POWER ELECTRONICS, VOL. 26, NO. 2, FEBRUARY 2011 A Driving Technology for Retrofit LED Lamp for Fluorescent Lighting Fixtures With Electronic Ballasts Nan Chen, Student Member, IEEE, and Henry Shu-Hung Chung, Senior Member, IEEE Abstract—A driving technique that can operate with electronic lightning) and hostile working environment (e.g., high humid- ballasts for fluorescent lamps to drive LEDs without requiring the ity and wide variation of temperature). Also, the inductor core replacing of any electronic ballast circuitry or modifying the ex- materials and winding materials are recyclable. isting infrastructure of a lighting network is presented. This tech- nology provides an eco-friendly and immediate solution to turn Electronic ballasts for fluorescent lamps have been widely a lighting system with fluorescent lamps into the one with LED used and have been shown that their use has an overall eco- lamps. The proposed technology is based on controlling the input nomic benefit [3]. They have good technical performance char- impedance of an ac/dc converter, which is connected to the output acteristics, such as high input power factor, low input current to- of the ballast, and converting the high-frequency ac power from tal harmonic distortion, low electromagnetic interference, good the ballast into dc power for the LEDs. With such adjustable input impedance, the active and reactive power drawn from the ballast lamp current crest factor, and low flickering [4]. Moreover, op- can be controlled. The power supplying to the LED lamp, and thus erating at high frequency (typically above 20 kHz), electronic its br