Introduction
Today we will try to understand what a Royer generator is using the example of a CCFL converter, assemble its prototype, and also study the principle of operation.
Background
A non-working scanner fell into my hands just now, there was no point in repairing it, so it went for spare parts. I took off the CCFL (cold cathode fluorescent lamp) lamp and converter from it and decided to play with them.
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Testing
Now we can shoot arcs and power the CCFL tubes from this driver. The power supply of the circuit is 12 volts.
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