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Analog vs. digital interleaving of PFC converters
Keywords: PFC converter analog digital interleaving controllers
[Summary of tips] Power supplies in large systems that have input power of over 1kW typically use power factor correction (PFC) for various reasons. Recent advances in PFC include interleaving of two out-of-phase circuits to gain many system level advantages. Enough has been discussed about the advantages of interleaved PFC; this article focuses......Please login or register with us to view this article>>
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