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Discharge lamps (for e.g. Fluorescent tubes) have to be operated for current limitation with electronic ballast which offer the following advantages, in case of higher illumination yield same power, flicker free luminous flux, constant light and colour temperature in cases of fluctuations. Moreover they increase, the life of a lamp.
