Robust Digital Control for a PFC Boost Converter
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https://doi.org/10.37936/ecti-eec.2012102.170393Keywords:
Power Factor Correction, Boost Converter, Approximate 2DOF, Robust Control, MicroprocessorAbstract
A PFC boost converter is a non-linear system whose small perturbation model is changed at each operating point depending on a duty ratio. And when a duty ratio, a load resistance and an input voltag are changed, a small perturbation model is changed greatly. A robust controller for the PFC boost converter is needed to suppress an output voltage change at load sudden change while attaining a high power factor and a low harmonic. In this paper, the combining method and design methods of two approximate 2-degree-of-freedom (A2DOF) controllers which simplify the overall controller and attain good robustness are proposed. The proposed controller is actually implemented on a Micro-processor and is connected to the PFC boost converter. Experimental studies demonstrate that the proposed robust controller is effective to suppress the output voltage change to improve the power factor and to decrease the harmonic.
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