Add to ORKGA voltage regulating circuit comprising a rectifier (2) for receiving an AC voltage (Vmains) and for generating a rectified AC voltage (vrec), and a capacitor (3) connected in parallel with said rectified AC voltage for providing a DC voltage (VDC) over a load (5), characterized by a unidirectional current switch (4) provided between the rectifier (2) and the capacitor (3), and a control block (6) arranged to activate the switch (4) at selected instances (7) during negative slopes of the rectified AC voltage (vrec) so that said DC voltage (VDC) does not exceed a predetermined voltage limit. By controlling the voltage provided by the rectified mains, the DC voltage can be regulated to any preset value (lower than the AC mains peak value). Th...
The work presented in this thesis is concerned with a method of converting DC Voltage to another hig...
This paper presents an ac-dc converter topology for realization of power factor correction (PFC) vol...
A rectifier circuit has two input terminals for an AC voltage, two output terminals for a DC voltage...
A voltage regulating circuit comprising a rectifier (2) for receiving an AC voltage (Vmains) and for...
A regulated direct current (DC) power supply was designed, built and embedded in a circuit. It helps...
An electric power can be converted from one form to another form by using power electronics devices....
Abstract: The design of an AC to DC converter, which takes line supply as input and provides a regul...
Voltage regulators are widely used in electronics as it is used to maintain a constant output voltag...
With the advent of Integrated circuits and the widespread proliferation of direct current based cons...
In this report, some basic operating principles of a linear regulator were being explained. This inc...
A voltage regulator includes an input terminal adapted for being coupled to an input voltage and an ...
Most of the electrical appliances at home require a low and stable Direct Current (Dc) voltage to op...
An alternating current (AC) rectifier can double the voltage for low-voltage AC sources, such as 110...
The time domain step response for rapid load changes can be improved in boost type power factor corr...
The time domain step response for rapid load changes can be improved in boost type power factor corr...
The work presented in this thesis is concerned with a method of converting DC Voltage to another hig...
This paper presents an ac-dc converter topology for realization of power factor correction (PFC) vol...
A rectifier circuit has two input terminals for an AC voltage, two output terminals for a DC voltage...
A voltage regulating circuit comprising a rectifier (2) for receiving an AC voltage (Vmains) and for...
A regulated direct current (DC) power supply was designed, built and embedded in a circuit. It helps...
An electric power can be converted from one form to another form by using power electronics devices....
Abstract: The design of an AC to DC converter, which takes line supply as input and provides a regul...
Voltage regulators are widely used in electronics as it is used to maintain a constant output voltag...
With the advent of Integrated circuits and the widespread proliferation of direct current based cons...
In this report, some basic operating principles of a linear regulator were being explained. This inc...
A voltage regulator includes an input terminal adapted for being coupled to an input voltage and an ...
Most of the electrical appliances at home require a low and stable Direct Current (Dc) voltage to op...
An alternating current (AC) rectifier can double the voltage for low-voltage AC sources, such as 110...
The time domain step response for rapid load changes can be improved in boost type power factor corr...
The time domain step response for rapid load changes can be improved in boost type power factor corr...
The work presented in this thesis is concerned with a method of converting DC Voltage to another hig...
This paper presents an ac-dc converter topology for realization of power factor correction (PFC) vol...
A rectifier circuit has two input terminals for an AC voltage, two output terminals for a DC voltage...