Hello friends, could you pls shear me some information about
the Interleaved CCM PFC especially controlled by Logic ICs,I have
no idear about it and did not find a solution yet.
Interleaved Ccm Pfc
Started by youu, Mar 08 2007 03:34 AM
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marke
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Posted 08 March 2007 - 05:31 AM
Hello youu
our enquiry is not related to the technology covered on this part of the forum. This forum is about power factor correction for motor control. Your enquiry is about critical conduction power factor correction for harmonic reduction with rectifier circuits.
I believe that there is some technology available from Renesas and a search of their web site may reveal the information that you are after.
Best regards,
our enquiry is not related to the technology covered on this part of the forum. This forum is about power factor correction for motor control. Your enquiry is about critical conduction power factor correction for harmonic reduction with rectifier circuits.
I believe that there is some technology available from Renesas and a search of their web site may reveal the information that you are after.
Best regards,
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youu
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Posted 09 March 2007 - 08:05 AM
QUOTE(marke @ Mar 8 2007, 05:31 AM) 
Hello youu
our enquiry is not related to the technology covered on this part of the forum. This forum is about power factor correction for motor control. Your enquiry is about critical conduction power factor correction for harmonic reduction with rectifier circuits.
I believe that there is some technology available from Renesas and a search of their web site may reveal the information that you are after.
Best regards,
Thanks for your reply
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