This paper proposes an isolated three-phase rectifier power-factor correction using two single-phase buck preregulators in continuous conduction mode. The use of the Scott transformer renders a simple and robust rectifier to operate with unity power factor. With only two active switches, the rectifier is able to generate symmetrical currents in the line and a regulated voltage output without any necessary synchronous switches. The proposed control technique with sinusoidal pulse width modulation uses a feedforward of the output inductor current and only one voltage control regulates the output. Complete simulation results under closed-loop operation are given and a 12-kW prototype has been implemented in the laboratory, which demonstrated to operate successfully with excellent performance, and thus can feasibly be implemented in higher power applications.
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