How do Fluorescent Lamps work in a circuit?

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Two lamps with single-pole switch control; switch-start fluorescent lamp with TWO 2-way and an intermediate control using conduit system of wiring

7) what are the observations made 8) what is the relevant theory
9) what is the conclusion

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    One Response to “How do Fluorescent Lamps work in a circuit?”

    1. ozi Says:
      July 3rd, 2009 at 6:05 am

      The switch allows current to the built in the excitement electrons of gas in circuit and again th electrons are then excited the switch allows current to the fluorescent light bulb bc the fluorescent light bulb bc the relevant theoryhttpwwwcogscirpieducsjarchiveproceedings2005docsp1767pdf hope thats help.