Abstract: This paper examines the topology structure and operational modes of the rectifier circuit, focusing on the selection criteria for key parameters in rectifier circuits. A design methodology for the Critical Conduction Mode (BCM) power factor correction (PFC) Boost switch converter is proposed. Simulation results indicate that the BCM active PFC circuit using MC33262 achieves a stable 400V DC output over a broad input voltage range of 90-270V, with a power factor of 0.99. The system demonstrates superior performance, meeting all design objectives. Keywords: active power factor correction (APFC); Boost converter; critical conduction mode (BCM); MC33262.
1. Introduction: Active power factor correction (APFC) represents a crucial approach to utilizing electrical energy efficiently and minimizing environmental impact. By incorporating a power conversion circuit between the bridge rectifier and the output capacitor filter, APFC ensures that the power factor approaches unity. Operating in a high-frequency switching state, APFC circuits offer advantages such as compact size, lightweight design, and high efficiency, making them a burgeoning area of research in power electronics technology.
2. Working Modes of APFC: Active power factor correction circuits can be categorized based on whether the inductor current is continuous. These include Continuous Conduction Mode (CCM), Discontinuous Conduction Mode (DCM), and Boundary Conduction Mode (BCM). The characteristics of these modes are outlined in Table 1. The APFC circuit presented in this study employs the Boundary Conduction Mode (BCM).
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Switch solenoids can be classified into several types. Firstly, there are direct-acting solenoids, which operate with a straightforward mechanism for simple and quick switching. Secondly, pull-type solenoids exert a pulling force to achieve the switching action. Another type is the push-type solenoids, which provide a pushing force for the switch. Additionally, there are latching solenoids that can maintain their position even when power is removed. Finally, rotary solenoids are designed to produce rotational movement for specific switching requirements.
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