Is capacitor and starter of tubelight are based on same principle?
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The capacitor in old Fluorescent Starters is for EMI suppression. This is typically a fairly-small value - anywhere between 1n to 100n, depending upon who made your particular starter.
The capacitor may also reduce contact erosion on the starter contacts - I honestly don't know. But I do know that in olden days when everyone had an AM radio sitting on the kitchen counter, you could immediately tell if someone turned on a Fluorescent lamp that didn't have that capacitor inside the starter.
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U want to say capacitor is a part of starter..
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