DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH-PRESSURE DISCHARGE LAMP COMPUTER MODEL

Authors

  • В. Ф. Харченко
  • В. Г. Ягуп
  • А. А. Якунин
  • Е. В. Ягуп

Abstract

The development of high-pressure discharge lamp computer model has been considered. Nonlinear differential equations, taking into account electro- magnetic and heat processes as well as changes of particle energy in arc discharge medium are the foundation of the model. These equations are presented as Cauchy problem and considered together with state equation, reflecting lamp all-mains feed circuit through the restricted reactor. The model is presented with the help of visual modeling engine computing blocks. Model adequacy and accuracy have been checked on test problem.

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Харченко, В. Ф., Ягуп, В. Г., Якунин, А. А., & Ягуп, Е. В. (2013). DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH-PRESSURE DISCHARGE LAMP COMPUTER MODEL. Lighting Engineering & Power Engineering, (2), 52–57. Retrieved from https://lepe.kname.edu.ua/index.php/lepe/article/view/256

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No. 2 (2013): №34

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