M. OCHIAI, H. MATSUO, "An AC/DC Converter With High Power Factor", IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, Vol. 50, No. 2, April 2003, pp. 356-361.
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Titre : M. OCHIAI, H. MATSUO, An AC/DC Converter With High Power Factor, IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, Vol. 50, No. 2, April 2003, pp. 356-361.

Cité dans :[REVUE412] IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, Volume 50, Issue 2, April 2003.
Auteur : Masashi Ochiai
Auteur : Hirofumi Matsuo - Fellow IEEE

Source : IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics
Pages : 356 - 361
Volume : 50
Issue : 2
Date : April 2003

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Lien : private/Ochiai1.pdf - 6 pages, 488 Ko.

Vers : Bibliographie

Abstract :
The television receiver often employs a capac-itor-
input-type rectifier. In this case, it is regulated as a class D
piece of equipment. This paper presents a novel ringing-choke-converter-
type switching regulator, which functions as an active
filter. The proposed circuit features a simple circuit configuration
and cost effectiveness. It achieves a high power factor of about
0.95 and reduces current harmonics (third, fifth, and seventh)
in the ac input current to less than 40% of the limit value for
class D. The voltage across the input smoothing capacitor does
not show large variations and the components in the conventional
ringing-choke converter can be used unmodified. Ripple content
of the dc output voltage shows a slight increase and is the subject
for future research.

Index-Terms : Active filter, mains harmonic currents, ringing-choke converter, television receivers.


Bibliographie

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