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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Power Factor Correction (PFC) boost"”.

  1. Modeling, Control and Stability Analysis of a PEBB Based DC Distribution Power System

    Power Electronic Building Block (PEBB) concept is to provide generic building blocks for power conversion, regulation and distribution with control intelligence and autonomy. A comprehensive modeling and analysis of a PEBB based DC distributed power system (DPS), comprising of a front end power

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  2. Resonant-type architectures for active power decoupling in grid-tied single-phase power electronics

    In single-phase power converters, twice-line frequency power decoupling circuits are used to buffer the instantaneous energy difference between the AC and DC sides of the converter. Active buffer implementations are used to reduce the volume and potentially improve the reliability of the converter …

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  3. Performance Improvement of Power Conversion by Utilizing Coupled Inductors

    … that occurs in continuous current mode (CCM) boost converters. Significant profile reduction and power density improvement can be achieved in front-end CCM power factor correction (PFC) boost converters, which are the overwhelmingly choice for use in telecommunications and server applications. …

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  4. Modeling and Characterization of Power Electronic Converters with an Integrated Transmission-Line Filter

    … properties. A system model of a power factor correction (PFC) boost converter was completed by using active device models for diodes, MOSFETs, and the gate driver. In addition, equivalent circuits were used to characterize high frequency impedances of the passive components. A PFC

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