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Emulation of Loss Free Resistor for Single-Stage Three-Phase PFC Converter in Electric Vehicle Charging Application

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The modular three-phase ac–dc converter using single-phase isolated Ćuk rectifier modules for charging of electric vehicles is discussed, and the adopted topology serves as a fitting single-stage solution for balanced three- phase systems.
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In this article, the modular three-phase ac–dc converter using single-phase isolated C uk rectifier modules for charging of electric vehicles is discussed. The converters are designed and analyzed for the continuous conduction mode (CCM). This article is based on a new concept of adaptive sliding-mode-based loss-free resistor (ASLFR). ASLFR is a control scheme, which allows dual aim of power factor correction along with tight voltage regulation; hence, the adopted topology serves as a fitting single-stage solution for balanced three-phase systems. Complete theory is developed for the application, and the effectiveness of the scheme is well-established. Various studies to confirm the robustness of the system to any load and line variation are carried out. Moreover, a qualitative analysis is also made to show the expediency of the proposed ASLFR. Simulation as well as experimental studies are claimed theoretically.

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Analysis and Design of a Parallel CUK Power Factor Correction Circuit Based on Power Balance Control Technique

TL;DR: In this article, the analysis and design of a parallel AC to DC CUK converter circuit based on power balance control technique for DC Distributed Power System (DPS) applications are presented.

Impacts of harmonic distortion from charging electric vehicles on low voltage networks

TL;DR: In this paper, the impacts of harmonic distortion from charging electric vehicles on low voltage networks were investigated, and the authors focused on the impact of the harmonic distortion on the performance of EV charging.
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Three-Phase Single-Stage AC–DC Converter Based on Magnetic-Combination Transformer With Power Factor Correction

TL;DR: To improve the power factor and reliability for medium/high-power supply, a three-phase single-stage ac-dc converter based on magnetic-combination transformer with power factor correction (PFC) function is presented in this paper.
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Single-stage three-phase boost power factor correction circuit for AC-DC converter

TL;DR: In this article, a single-stage three-phase power factor correction (PFC) circuit for AC-to-DC converter using a single switch boost regulator is presented, leading to improving the input power factor (PF), reducing the input current harmonics and decreasing the number of required active switches.
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Adaptive Sliding Mode Based Loss-Free Resistor for Power-Factor Correction Application

TL;DR: The ASLFR is used to achieve the dual purpose of harmonics-free rectification along with excellent system response under load and line transients and is illustrated for power-factor correction (PFC) applications.
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