<instructions>
	
	
	<instruction id="001">
	
		Put switch on. 


	</instruction>

	<instruction id="002">
	
		Rotate the variac, until the lamp glows.


	</instruction>
	
	<instruction id="003">
		Take reading for all the instruments at the striking voltage.The Wattmeter now indicates power of mode
	
	</instruction>

	<instruction id="004">
		Next change the switch to mode and take reading for all instruments. The Wattmeter now indicates power for what.	
	</instruction>


	<instruction id="005">
		Increase voltage to value v and take reading for all instruments.The Wattmeter now indicates power of mode	
	</instruction>

	<instruction id="006">
		Again change position of switch & take wattmeter reading.	
	</instruction>

	<instruction id="007">
		Similarly keep on increasing voltage by 10 v till 230 v is reached and take wattmeter reading for both position of switch.	
	</instruction>

	<instruction id="008">
		Now rotate variac until it reaches 230 v,then take reading for all instruments	
	</instruction>

	
	<conclusion id="1">
		The fluorescent lamp strikes at approx 180 v and extinguishes at a much lower voltage i.e, 138 v.This is because the neon atoms need a large voltage to get ionized but remain changed till a considerably lower voltage.
	</conclusion>
	
	<conclusion id="2">
		The fluorescent lamp with electronic ballast strikes at a much lower voltage compared to the one with inductive ballast.The total power consumption at 230 v is also lower in this case. 	
	</conclusion>
	
</instructions>