This paper presents an algorithm for implementing the nonlinear-carrier (NLC) control method for a single-phase power factor correction (PFC) rectifier without an input voltage-sensing circuit, an error amplifier in the current shaping loop, or other external control components. Unity power factor and low harmonic distortion are achieved by adapting NLC control with a variable slope ramp. This ramp is created through a slope comparison without any dividers. The proposed method not only achieves a high power factor, but also efficiently simplifies complexity of integrated circuit realization. A 400-W PFC boost rectifier is implemented to verify the performance of the proposed NLC control. The highest power factor reaches to 99.9% with input voltage of 120 V/60 Hz, and the lowest input current harmonic distortion is 4.267%.
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