Digitally Controlled Bridgeless Power Factor （数控Bridgeless功率因数）.pdf

Application Report TIDU312– May 2014 Digitally Controlled Bridgeless Power Factor Correction (BL PFC) Converter Using C2000 Piccolo-A Microcontroller Application Report ABSTRACT This document presents the implementation details of a digitally controlled bridgeless power factor correction (BL PFC) converter. A C2000 Piccolo-B control card and a 300W BL PFC EVM are used to implement the complete system. With various regulations limiting the input current harmonic content, especially with the IEC 61000-3-2 standard that defines the harmonic components an electronic load may inject into the supply line, a power factor correction (PFC) stage has become an integral part of most rectifier designs. This PFC stage forms the front end of an isolated ac-dc rectifier system as shown in Figure 1. Figure 1. The PFC converter draws sinusoidal input current from the AC mains and at the same time regulates its output voltage in order to provide a regulated high DC bus voltage to the downstream DC-DC converter. The DC-DC stage is usually a phase shifted full bridge (PSFB) converter which converts the high DC bus voltage from the PFC stage to a lower voltage such as, +12V, or, an intermediate distribution voltage, typically closer to 48V. The phase shifted full bridge (PSFB) stage provides the voltage translation and the high frequency isolation for this offline rectifier system. This document focuses on the implem