Author_Institution :
R&D Inst., Agency for Defense Dev., Taean, South Korea
Abstract :
This paper presents an efficient single-switch boost-dual-input flyback power factor correction (PFC) converter. To achieve a high power factor, a boost PFC cell operating in discontinuous conduction mode is presented. A dual-input flyback dc-dc module, which consists of parallel primary windings and serial secondary windings, operating in critical conduction mode is introduced for galvanic isolation and valley-switching operation. In addition, the proposed converter features high efficiency because the input power is equally divided, and some power is directly transferred to the load by the dual-input flyback dc-dc module. The remaining power is stored in dc-bus capacitors, and it is closely related to the holdup time. Moreover, the currents in the leakage inductors are absorbed by the dc-bus capacitors through a snubber diode, and they are reprocessed by the dual-input flyback dc-dc module. Consequently, the peak voltage in the MOSFET drain is clamped, and the total power conversion efficiency is improved. To verify the performance of the proposed converter, the operating principles, steady-state analysis, and experimental results from a 48 V, 100 W prototype are presented.
Keywords :
DC-DC power convertors; MOSFET; power capacitors; power factor correction; power inductors; snubbers; windings; MOSFET drain; boost PFC cell; critical conduction mode; dc-bus capacitors; discontinuous conduction mode; dual-input flyback dc-dc module; efficient single-switch boost-dual-input flyback PFC converter; galvanic isolation; leakage inductors; parallel primary windings; power 100 W; power conversion efficiency; power factor correction converter; reduced switching loss; serial secondary windings; snubber diode; valley-switching operation; voltage 48 V; Capacitance; Capacitors; Inductance; Inductors; Reactive power; Snubbers; Switches; Critical conduction mode; Critical conduction mode (CRM); Power factor correction; Reduced switching loss; Single switch; power factor correction (PFC); reduced switching loss; single switch;