Hi,

I have the CCFL inverter Mh437f-94v, which is faulty. I attach a link of a supplier of this board:
https://www.yoycart.com/Search?SearchText=Mh437f-94v&catId=0&catId=0

The input is connected to a regulator's output of 24V. But I don't know how much voltage it outputs to the CCFL lamp.

I found this alternative in Digikey: it outputs 1000V from a 24V input.
https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/es/jkl-components-corp/BXA-24529/289-1027-ND/268547

Do you think it could work?

 

But I don't know how much voltage it outputs to the CCFL lamp.

I don't know but I can tell you that it hurts if gets your fingers and it leaves little black marks.

 

Hi,

I have the CCFL inverter Mh437f-94v, which is faulty. I attach a link of a supplier of this board:
https://www.yoycart.com/Search?SearchText=Mh437f-94v&catId=0&catId=0

The input is connected to a regulator's output of 24V. But I don't know how much voltage it outputs to the CCFL lamp.

I found this alternative in Digikey: it outputs 1000V from a 24V input.
https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/es/jkl-components-corp/BXA-24529/289-1027-ND/268547

Do you think it could work?

The CCFL has something in common with a gas filled voltage stabiliser tube.

Last time I saw any spec in print; it was 1200V to strike the tube and about half that when ionised.