Isolated topologies family for street lighting using LED as source light

Luz, Paulo César Vargas; Bolzan, Priscila E.; Kirsten, André Luís; Prado, R.N. do

doi:10.1109/iecon.2016.7793703

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“…In [31, 32], the analysis of the three basic topologies used as PFC is detailed, showing that the only converter that presents a current waveform proportional to the voltage is the buck–boost converter at any gain because the others must comply with a maximum or a minimum level in the output voltage to function as an ideal PFC. Hence, the buck–boost converter and its variants will be the only ones that can deliver an average current with a sine‐squared waveform, which has been also reported in [33, 34].…”

Section: Design Of Flyback Converter With Svrm Loadmentioning

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Effects of the LED modelling on the output capacitance of power converters

Salazar-Pérez

Ponce-Silva

Aquí-Tapia

et al. 2020

IET power electron.

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Section: Design Of Flyback Converter With Svrm Loadmentioning

confidence: 99%

Effects of the LED modelling on the output capacitance of power converters

Salazar-Pérez

Ponce-Silva

Aquí-Tapia

et al. 2020

IET power electron.

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“…Active circuits can be classified as linear or switching type. Furthermore, the driver circuits can be non-isolated if the output current is limited and a low voltage source is involved or can be isolated when the safe operative conditions are prevalent and a higher output current is requested [11]. Additionally, the information and communication technologies (ICT) are making the driving of solid-state lamps smarter and smarter, allowing to vary the brightness level (dimming) and the colors through remote and controlled communication systems by means of user interfaces developed according to the needs of the user [12].…”

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Passive and Active Topologies Investigation for LED Driver Circuits

Musumeci¹

2021

Light-Emitting Diodes and Photodetectors - Advances and Future Directions [Working Title]

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In this chapter, a survey of LED driver circuits is presented. The driver circuit is a crucial component in the LED light system. It provides the correct voltage and current values for the best brightness and long life. Furthermore, the driver circuits contribute to obtaining high efficiency and reliability light system. Several lighting applications need different driver topologies that meet the use requirement and the energy sources available. In actual applications, passive and active circuits are implemented to satisfy the LED driver electrical requirements and cost-effective demands. The LED driver circuits investigation evaluate the issues and the solutions in the LED lighting systems connected to a DC source such as a battery or AC line. The AC line connection requisites such as the power factor correction and the harmonic distortion are dealt with both the driver topology and control optimization. Also, the volume reduction need is examined in the circuitry choice. Moreover, the different topologies of the power converters isolated and not isolated used in the driver circuits based on both the power request and supply source are described and critically evaluated.

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