Single-stage Dimmable PFC DCM Flyback Converter without Electrolytic Capacitor

Interleaved Dcm Single-stage Pfc Converter with Reduced Emi and Boost Inductor Sizes

A Merged-Stage High Efficiency High Power Factor HB-LED Converter without Electrolytic Capacitor

This paper introduces a merged converter topology for supplying high-brightness light-emitting diodes for lighting applications. The converter combines a boost-based power factor correction rectifier (PFC) and a resonant converter in a single-stage. In this topology both converters share the same switching components and a bulky electrolytic capacitor, existing in conventional systems, is repla...

Power Factor Correction (Boost PFC Converter with Two-Switch Clamped Flyback Converter)

The devices such as diode and thyristor are generally used in industrial, commercial and residential applications hence need to undergo rectification for their proper functioning and operation. They are connected to the grid comprising of non-linear loads and thus have non-linear input characteristics, which results in production of non-sinusoidal line current. Due to the increasing demand of t...

A single stage single switch power factor correction converter

The flyback-flyback single stage converter operated in DCM+DCM is easy to control bus voltage, but it hard to control stress of switch. We propose a new converter having low voltage stress on its switch. The flyback converter is simplified into buck-boost form. Then the PFC flyback transformer is replaced by an inductor The switch of both PFC and DC/DC stages are merged, and a diode is used to ...

A New Single-Phase Single-Stage AC-DC Stacked Flyback Converter With Active Clamp ZVS

Single-stage AC-DC converters integrate an AC-DC front-end converter with a DC-DC backend converter. Compared with conventional two-stage AC-DC converters, single-stage ACDC converters use less components and only one controller, which is used to regulate the output voltage. As a result, the cost, size and complexity of AC-DC converters can be reduced, but single-stage converters do not perform...