Nonlinear Dynamics of Power-Factor-Corrected AC DC Boost Regulator

In these modern research areas the Non-linear Dynamics is a very popular topic, the researchers study the nonlinear behaviour of every system which can be an industrial machine/instrument or a theoretical aspect. Prior researchers already studied the nonlinear dynamics of Current Controlled DC-DC Boost Converter. But the Power Factor Corrected Boost Converter is a circuit which is used in very practical purpose where the input is AC, the AC is rectified to DC by diode bridge rectifier and the rectified DC is to feed the boost converter i.e. conventional pure DC supply is replaced by the rectifier DC. In this converter the circuit is designed specially as input power factor can maintain unity so it is called Power Factor Corrected (PFC) Boost Converter. This book aims to develop a circuit for PFC boost converter to observe Phase-Portrait and Bifurcation diagrams with varying of load and also discuss the control of chaos and bifurcations.

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Arnab Ghosh, B. Tech, M. Tech (EE), is an Assistant Professor in Electrical Engineering Department of Sir J C Bose School of Engineering, Hooghly, West Bengal, India. His area of interest is to study nonlinear dynamics of power converters and drives. He has several nation and international publications regarding this field.