Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – For reactive power control – Using converter
Patent
1994-02-14
1997-03-25
Nguyen, Matthew V.
Electricity: power supply or regulation systems
For reactive power control
Using converter
323300, G05F 170
Patent
active
056148100
ABSTRACT:
A compensation circuit in a boost-type preregulator of the type having a power factor control circuit operating in a critical conduction mode by providing a triangular modulation of current according to a sine wave envelope, the compensation circuit in the form of a charge pump circuit acting as a frequency-to-voltage converter and including a capacitor, diode and resistor network providing AC coupled current pulses from the output to the input of the power factor control circuit to reduce crossover distortion during the zero-crossing of input current drawn from a sine wave power source. A capacitor at the current envelope input of the power factor control circuit operates to time-average integrate the current pulses to provide a load-current-dependent bias or compensation signal to the power factor correction circuit regulating the critical conduction mode of operation. In another embodiment, the compensation circuit includes an amplifier connected to a current feedback resistor and to a fixed reference to provide the compensation signal.
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Hesterman Bryce L.
Nostwick Allan A.
MagneTeck, Inc.
Nguyen Matthew V.
Riley Shawn
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