Robert H. Richardson - Hayesville NC Lee R. Webster - Indialantic FL
International Classification:
H05B 3702
US Classification:
315291
Abstract:
The level of brightness of rapid-start fluorescent lighting is modulated over a range from full brightness at 100% lamp power consumption to minimum brightness at near 0% lamp power consumption. Fluorescent lamp brightness is modulated by controlling the amount of time during cycles of voltage application, such as 60 hz, when current flows through the lamp. An input signal voltage in a given range, for example, from 0 to 5 volts dc, is processed to provide an output which controls the duration of current flow. A cut-off circuit prevents any line voltage from being applied to the lamp at chosen values of input voltage. The cut-off circuit contains hysteresis elements which prevents the lamp from fluttering between off and on states. Modules connected to the lamp's heater elements maintain proper heater element voltage to ensure operation of the lamp form 0% to 100% brightness.
Dr. Webster graduated from the Wayne State University School of Medicine in 1991. She works in Muskegon, MI and specializes in Ophthalmology. Dr. Webster is affiliated with Mercy Health Hackley Campus, North Ottawa Community Hospital and Spectrum Health Gerber Memorial.
Safety Support Services Australia - Director (2010) Hatch and Associates - Global Practice Director Health and Safety Training (2003-2009) Royal Australian Navy - Combat Systems Manager (1975-1999)
Education:
Curtin University of Technology - Human Resources
Lee Webster
Work:
Cloud Creations
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