2018 IEEE International Power Electronics and Application Conference and Exposition (PEAC) 2018
DOI: 10.1109/peac.2018.8590307
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Analysis and Suppression of Common-mode EMI in Three-phase Vienna PFC Circuit

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“…Furthermore, if the CM current is not distributed symmetrically among the three phases due to the difference in impedances of the three phases to earth, then the per phase current expression will deviate from (5). If the CM current in phase 1 deviates by ∆i from the current i 0 of the two other phases, according to (1), the resulting CM current is given by:…”
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“…Furthermore, if the CM current is not distributed symmetrically among the three phases due to the difference in impedances of the three phases to earth, then the per phase current expression will deviate from (5). If the CM current in phase 1 deviates by ∆i from the current i 0 of the two other phases, according to (1), the resulting CM current is given by:…”
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“…The recent research trend in the emerging fields of high-density power electronics, such as avionics, space or marine applications, has imposed new design challenges to make the modern AC-DC rectifier systems, like active boost Power Factor Correction (PFC) converters, comply with the stringent requirements in terms of efficiency, reliability, volume, weight, line harmonics and, finally, EMI [1][2][3][4][5]. Moreover, as the industry demands more power dense converters with lighter weight and volume, the switching frequency of the converter must be increased in order to lower the passive component volume.…”
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