Comprehensive review of nonisolated bridgeless power factor converter topologies
Abstract The intention of this study is to provide a critical review of single‐phase nonisolated bridgeless power factor converter topologies, which will be useful for novice researchers in the power electronics field. The bridgeless nature of the converter reduces the number of switching devices in...
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| description | Abstract The intention of this study is to provide a critical review of single‐phase nonisolated bridgeless power factor converter topologies, which will be useful for novice researchers in the power electronics field. The bridgeless nature of the converter reduces the number of switching devices in the current path and achieves higher efficiency. Nonisolated topologies are considered in this review due to the inherent advantages they offer such as lower cost, weight and size and higher efficiency, which are desirable for systems such as on‐board electric vehicle battery chargers, direct current power supplies and variable speed drives. These topologies are derived from conventional boost, buck and buck/boost converters. Moreover, the topologies can be operated in continuous or discontinuous conduction modes subject to their applications. Each topology is described in terms of its advantages and limitations. In addition, a comparative study is conducted for each group (boost, buck and buck/boost). |
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| spelling | doaj.art-4980a071c92f4b17aaaab94cff3f06d52023-12-03T05:39:51ZengHindawi-IETIET Circuits, Devices and Systems1751-858X1751-85982021-05-0115319720810.1049/cds2.12046Comprehensive review of nonisolated bridgeless power factor converter topologiesAnkit Kumar Singh0Anjanee Kumar Mishra1Krishna Kumar Gupta2Taehyung Kim3Department of Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering TIET Patiala IndiaElectrical and Computer Engineering, University of Michigan Dearborn Dearborn Michigan USADepartment of Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering TIET Patiala IndiaElectrical and Computer Engineering, University of Michigan Dearborn Dearborn Michigan USAAbstract The intention of this study is to provide a critical review of single‐phase nonisolated bridgeless power factor converter topologies, which will be useful for novice researchers in the power electronics field. The bridgeless nature of the converter reduces the number of switching devices in the current path and achieves higher efficiency. Nonisolated topologies are considered in this review due to the inherent advantages they offer such as lower cost, weight and size and higher efficiency, which are desirable for systems such as on‐board electric vehicle battery chargers, direct current power supplies and variable speed drives. These topologies are derived from conventional boost, buck and buck/boost converters. Moreover, the topologies can be operated in continuous or discontinuous conduction modes subject to their applications. Each topology is described in terms of its advantages and limitations. In addition, a comparative study is conducted for each group (boost, buck and buck/boost).https://doi.org/10.1049/cds2.12046bridge circuitsDC-DC power convertorspower electronicspower factorreviewsswitching convertors |
| spellingShingle | Ankit Kumar Singh Anjanee Kumar Mishra Krishna Kumar Gupta Taehyung Kim Comprehensive review of nonisolated bridgeless power factor converter topologies IET Circuits, Devices and Systems bridge circuits DC-DC power convertors power electronics power factor reviews switching convertors |
| title | Comprehensive review of nonisolated bridgeless power factor converter topologies |
| title_full | Comprehensive review of nonisolated bridgeless power factor converter topologies |
| title_fullStr | Comprehensive review of nonisolated bridgeless power factor converter topologies |
| title_full_unstemmed | Comprehensive review of nonisolated bridgeless power factor converter topologies |
| title_short | Comprehensive review of nonisolated bridgeless power factor converter topologies |
| title_sort | comprehensive review of nonisolated bridgeless power factor converter topologies |
| topic | bridge circuits DC-DC power convertors power electronics power factor reviews switching convertors |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1049/cds2.12046 |
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