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The single-stage forward-flyback power factor correction converter with quasi-resonant (QR) control is studied in this paper. This converter merges flyback converter and forward converter through a common transformer. Only the flyback subconverter works when the input voltage is lower than the reflected output voltage while both the flyback subconverter and the forward subconverter operate to share the output power in the rest region. The dead zones which exist in the ac input current of traditional forward converter are eliminated and high power factor can be achieved. Two different QR control schemes have been studied. Detailed analysis, optimal design considerations, and comparison for these two QR control modes are provided. Finally, two 120 W experimental prototypes for LED driver were built up to verify the theoretical analysis.
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