Nowadays, ac/dc converters are
widely used in many offline power supplies such as adjustable-speed drives,
switch-mode power supplies, uninterrupted power supplies (UPSs), and battery
energy storage. An ac/dc converter consists of a diode-bridge rectifier,
followed by a bulky capacitor and a high frequency dc/dc converter inevitably introduces
a highly distorted input current, resulting in a large amount of harmonics and
a low power factor (PF).
Reduction
of harmonic content with the consequent increase of PF can be obtained by using
Power Factor Correction (PFC) techniques. The closed-loop operation of a static
power converter dedicated to PFC assures satisfactory performance with high
input PF and regulated dc output voltage over a wide operating range. Improving
power factor is very much essential for the better and economical performance
of the system
The
objective of this paper is introduces a topological variation of the boost
converter based on the three state switching cell (3SSC) for PFC applications. This
converter suitable for high-current and high-power applications. Moreover, the
following advantages can be addressed to the use of the three-state cell:
Inductors are designed for twice the switching frequency, with consequent
reduction of size and weight; the current through the switches is half of the
input current; part of the input power is delivered to the load by the
transformer instead of the main switches, consequently reducing conduction and
commutation losses; and the presence of the diode bridge is eliminated. The
converter operation in both Overlapping Mode and Non-Overlapping Mode is
described, where the main characteristics of the topology are discussed.
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