Averaged large signal model of boost power factor corrector in boundary conduction mode

Schildbach C, Kübrich D, Dürbaum T (2009)


Publication Type: Conference contribution, Conference Contribution

Publication year: 2009

Pages Range: pp

Event location: Barcelona ES

Abstract

A modeling approach of a power factor correction circuit operating in boundary conduction mode is presented. The PFC is controlled by a constant on-time of the switch. The effect of valley switching is simplified and taken into account as dead-time to generate a large signal model. On the basis a small signal model for the constant on-time controlled PFC voltage loop is derived. The large and small signal models are compared to measurements of the transfer function. For performing this low frequency transfer functions measurement a set-up using an oscilloscope and functional generator is described.

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APA:

Schildbach, C., Kübrich, D., & Dürbaum, T. (2009). Averaged large signal model of boost power factor corrector in boundary conduction mode. In Proceedings of the EPE Power Electronics and Motion Control Conference (pp. pp). Barcelona, ES.

MLA:

Schildbach, Christian, Daniel Kübrich, and Thomas Dürbaum. "Averaged large signal model of boost power factor corrector in boundary conduction mode." Proceedings of the EPE Power Electronics and Motion Control Conference, Barcelona 2009. pp.

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