Linear Control for Full Bridge Phase PWM Rectifier

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Rectifiers are widely use in areas of industry and commerce to implement equipment which require to be powered by alternating current (AC) source, so that uncontrolled rectification requires an operational requirement study because they only properly works if the rectifier calculated boundary conditions are ideal and invariant. Therefore the implementation of control strategies should be take into account to generate the desired signal performance in the rectifier. This document shows the implementation of different control techniques on the behavior the sinusoidal current in a single-phase rectifier width modulated pulse and resistive load. Consequently, in this work the development of several control strategies are presented, for behavior analysis of signals in a rectifier with width pulse modulation and resistive load. Additionally, a comparison between the developed controllers is performed in order to get the best behavior available for this applications.

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