2008
DOI: 10.1049/iet-pel:20060409
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Analysis and design of a single-phase hybrid mode power factor correction converter

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“…The other consists of using switching converters, reaching high efficiency and PFC, but these circuits are complex, expensive and generate EMI. Anyway, these topologies are considered the best solution for higher power levels and for operating within the universal input voltage range [2], [3].…”
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“…The other consists of using switching converters, reaching high efficiency and PFC, but these circuits are complex, expensive and generate EMI. Anyway, these topologies are considered the best solution for higher power levels and for operating within the universal input voltage range [2], [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These topologies represent a good solution when unity power factor is not needed, and perform a fast output dynamics equivalent to that of two-stages PFC converters, but reducing the size of the whole converter and therefore, the cost. In addition, the efficiency is usually very high when operating under narrow input voltage range conditions, because most of the power is switched only once or just a small part is switched twice within a switching period [2].…”
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“…Most of them use switching converters, reaching high efficiency and PFC, but these circuits are complex, expensive and generating EMI. However, these topologies are considered the best solution for higher power levels and for operating within the universal input voltage range [6], [7].…”
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“…In addition, the size of the whole converter is reduced, and therefore, the costs are reduced too. Moreover, the efficiency is usually very high in case of operation under narrow input-voltage-range conditions because part of the power is processed only once, or just a small part is processed twice within a single switching period [3].…”
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