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Mathematical modelling dt switching rectüatcrs. tsve led to a good understanding of their working mechanisms. A new generation of energy transfer regulators has been developed based on the principle of charge controlled conversion. This principle is described and illustrated on a particular application: the MC 2 (charge controlled modulator) in a boost configuration. It is shown that such a principle allows to combine brilliant dynamic performances, stress condition protections and high power regulation. A linear continuous mathematical model of the MC 2 is detailed to support the bread board performances. These are performed bt using an automatic computer facility (APSEF) allowing fast and accurate measurments. It is finally shown that such a principle is a unique way to reach high power level (1 KW per module) in a reliable modular configuration.
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