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EPE Journal
European Power Electronics and Drives
Volume 27, 2017 - Issue 1
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Bridgeless canonical switching cell based PFC converter for high power LED driver

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Abstract

This paper deals with power factor correction (PFC) in high-brightness (HB) light emitting diode (LED) module using a bridgeless canonical switching cell (BL-CSC) converter. This application is designed for large area LED projection application with full brightness control of HB red-green-blue LED module. A PWM technique is used for brightness control of LED driver. This BL-CSC PFC converter is used to feed dual flyback DC-DC converter which supplies power to the cooling unit and the LED module with galvanic isolation. Synchronous buck converters are used for brightness control using PWM dimming technique of the multiple LED strings. The BL-CSC PFC converter is designed for discontinuous inductor current mode operation to provide natural PFC at AC mains. A working prototype of the proposed LED driver is developed for experimental verifications. The performance parameters of the proposed HB LED driver is evaluated for a full brightness control capability with high power factor at universal input AC (90–265 V). The improved power quality parameters observed at AC mains are found within the acceptable limits of international power quality standard IEC 61000-3-2.

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