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12 VDC 40W Fluorescent Lamp Inverter Circuit
Free circuit today,After we post lastest circuit for 4W fluorescent lamps . So,We are continuecally to
present about fluorescent lamp schematic ,we are using 12 VDC to drive 40 Watts fluorescent lamps.
This circuit is little component for build circuit and not difficute to study.
40W fluorescent lamps schematic
4 Watt Fluorescent Lamp Circuit
Welcome back to Free Circuit dot com ,This circuit is a simple drive for Fluorescent Lamp given by the
control circuit that operates from a 12V power supply. The IC NE555 as a timer. The line is the output
pulse from the astable multivibrator.The IC are amplified by transistor Q1. Transformer voltage step-up
to 1KV to drive a Fluorescent Lamp.
4W Fluorescent Lamp Circuit
DC to AC Inverter Circuit with IC555 and TIP42A
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DC to AC with IC555 circuit
AC to DC IC Series DC-AC inverter produces an output voltage alternating voltage network.
IC 555 configured for Low Frequency Oscillator. Frequency can be changed 1950-1960 change frequency meter
Hz potens R4.
This DC-AC inverter schematic produces output AC power, and frequency. 555 is set to a low frequency
oscillator, tunable in the frequency range 50-60 Hz, R4 potentiometer.
555 feeds output (which Q1 and Q2) to the transformer T1, a reverse filament transformer with the necessary
step to turns ratio. Capacitor C4 and coil L1 filter the input T1, assuring that it is virtually a sine wave. Adjust the
voltage of T1
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