This paper proposes and analyzes a new bridgeless flyback power factor correction rectifier for ac-dc power conversion. By eliminating four bridge diodes and adding a few circuit elements, the proposed rectifier reduces the primary side conduction loss and improves efficiency. The addition of the new elements has minimal effect on the circuit simplicity because it does not need any additional gate driver and magnetic elements. The losses in the semiconductor devices of the proposed circuit are analyzed and compared with that of the conventional one, followed by transformer design guideline. Experimental results with the practically implemented prototype prove its higher efficiency than its conventional counterparts.
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