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In this paper, a new single-stage input-current-shaping (S/sup 2/ICS) technique that integrates the voltage-doubler-rectifier front end with a DC/DC output stage is introduced. Due to the voltage-doubler-rectifier front end, a reduction of line-current harmonics can be achieved with a higher conversion efficiency compared to the corresponding S/sup 2/ICS circuit with the conventional wide-range full-bridge rectifier. The proposed technique requires energy-storage capacitors with the same total capacitance and with half of the voltage rating as in the conventional S/sup 2/ICS counterpart, which reduces the size and cost of the power supply. The performance of the proposed technique is evaluated on a 450 W (5 V/90 A) experimental prototype circuit.
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