This paper proposes a new harmonic current-free AC/DC power conversion system characterized by the integration of a small-rated series active filter, with a large-rated double-series diode rectifier. The DC terminals of the active filter are directly connected in parallel with those of the diode rectifier, thereby forming a common DC bus. The active filter enables the diode rectifier to draw three-phase sinusoidal currents from the utility. In addition, it can provide the supplementary value-added function of regulating the common DC-bus voltage to a limited extent of ±5%, slightly increasing the RMS voltage rating, but not increasing the peak voltage rating. Experimental results obtained from a 5 kW laboratory system verify the practical viability and cost effectiveness of the proposed system
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