L. Kukačka, P. Dupuis, Rikardo Simanjuntak, G. Zissis
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This paper addresses the problematic of usage of electronic ballasts in modern LED lighting equipment. A sample of eleven LED lamps available on the market is analyzed in temporal and frequency based analysis. The topology of the ballasts is determined and modeled using Spice software in a simplified manner. Results of the simulations are verified. Pairs of the lamp models are simulated and compared to original waveforms.