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R: E-Lamp or GE Genura
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- Date: Tue, 05 Apr 2005 08:22:28 -0600
 
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Original poster: "Vladimiro Mazzilli" <V.Mazzilli@xxxxxxx>
Hi all,
I have the first sample of Genura in my hands in 1996 an I remember that 
the working frequency was 2.7MHz or similar, but I can remeasure it. I also 
have sectioned the lamp but with half cutting in the plastic base in order 
to maintain the lamp working, and I found a half bridge 
autooscillating  resonant voltage feed converter like a normal cfl but with 
a hard ferrite mos driver core. (I think that the mos driving is also 
resonant) I remember that the AC input current was a partialized vawe but I 
dont' remember the conduction degrees. Tomorrow I'll measure it and put the 
photos on Terry temp site
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Inviato: martedì 5 aprile 2005 6.58
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Oggetto: E-Lamp or GE Genura
Original poster: Luc Benard <ludev@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi all,
I search tesla pupman with this to word with out success, these lamp seem
to use a micro tesla probably in CW mode, in the documentation I found they
talk about an induction coil in the PS but at 13.56 Mhz you could speak of
HF and it probably use a coreless trans. Any way it could interested some
of you.
Here is a starting link;
<http://hem.dis.anl.gov/eehem/94/941113.html>http://hem.dis.anl.gov/eehem/94/941113.html 
On some other site you could see an explode view of it ... really look like
a small tesla
Cheers,
Luc Benard