This thesis presents a control method to eliminate low-frequency modulation of the current of cold-cathode fluorescent lamp (CCFL) that is a backlight source for a liquid crystal display. Based on loop stability criteria, a compensation controller with Type I single-pole compensator is designed and simulated by using software-aided MATLAB approach, by which the low-frequency modulation of the lamp current can then be completely eliminated. Finally, a prototype of a push-pull inverter with feedback compensation is designed as backlight source to verify the predicted behavior. The measured experimental results are close to the theoretical evaluation.