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Pulsed Current-Mode Supply of Dielectric Barrier Discharge Excilamps for the Control of the Radiated Ultraviolet Power

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Fig. 1. Time evolution of current and voltage of the lamp (current supply mode) and UV flux of the excilamp at 50 kHz.
Fig. 2. Geometry and equivalent circuit model of the DBD lamp.
Fig. 5. Main waveforms of the pulsed current-mode power converter. Each sequence is represented with its corresponding ON state switch (see Fig
Fig. 7. High frequency thyristor-like structure.
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