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Simplified control technique for unity-power-factor boost pre-regulator

Simplified control technique for unity-power-factor boost pre-regulator

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A simple implementation of the average-current-mode control technique for a single-phase boost power-factor pre-regulator is presented to give good line current correction. The controller avoids use of a multiplier, a sample-and-hold circuit, and a line voltage sensor. It provides an effective solution when a low-cost control circuit is required.

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