Control circuit with high power factor and AC/DC converter
AssigneeShanghai Bright Power Semiconductor Co., Ltd.
InventorsXiaoru Gao, Shungen Sun
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AssigneeShanghai Bright Power Semiconductor Co., Ltd.
InventorsXiaoru Gao, Shungen Sun
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A high power factor control circuit is disclosed, which is used in an AC/DC converter. The converter includes a rectification module, a conversion module and a load. The rectification module receives AC power and rectifies it into a DC current, and the conversion module converts the DC current to drive power as desired by the load and provides it to the load. The conversion module includes a conversion element including an inductive element and a switching element. The control circuit includes a peak limiting signal generator and a switching element control module. The peak limiting signal generator receives a reference signal and produces at least one peak limiting signal from a sample signal. The switching element control module is configured to control switching of the switching element so that, within at least half a line-frequency period, a value of the ripple in the output current flowing through the load is not greater than a limit value.
A high power factor control circuit used in an AC/DC converter, the AC/DC converter comprising a rectifier, a converter coupled to the rectifier and a load driven by the converter, the rectifier configured to receive AC power and to rectify the AC power into a DC current, the converter configured to convert the DC current to drive power as desired by the load and to provide the drive power to the load, wherein the converter comprises an inductive element and a switching element coupled to the inductive element, the switching element configured to regulate a current flowing through the load, wherein the current flowing have ripples relative with the AC power, the high power factor control circuit comprising:
A high power factor AC/DC converter, comprising:
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