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Naresh C
Karthikeyan R

Abstract

In this paper, proffered an ultramodern bridgeless single-phase AC–DC PFC rectifier depends on SEPIC topology and it resort to a bidirectional switch and fast diodes. In the primary stage, AC voltage is indoctrinated into an uncontrolled DC voltage by means of diode rectifiers which is plunged with the second stage of isolated DC-DC converters adopting HF transformer for isolation. These two-stage AC-DC converters have the obstacles of power quality in provisions of injected harmonic currents at AC mains evoked voltage distortion, degraded power factor and large size of DC capacitor filter at first stage. Subsequently the solid-state switch mode AC-DC converters having high-frequency transformer isolation are mellowed in buck, boost and buck-boost configurations by improved power quality in conditions of reduced THD of input current, PFC at AC mains and correctly regulated and isolated DC output voltage feeding to loads starting few Watts to more than a few kW. Their realization of the proposed model is taking measured with the voltage and current stresses on the active switch and diodes, currents uninterrupted inductors and efficiency are juxtaposed to the available quadratic converters. The authority of the new hybrid converters is predominantly on notorious to saving in the range and rate of the inductors and less current stresses in the switching elements premier to smaller conduction losses. Enduringly the simulation results in like manner comparative performance are m

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