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Current-Doubler Rectifier Reduces Ripple Current

Focus:

An alternative output stage for buck-derived power converters, the current-doubler rectifier reduces noise and capacitance values, while simplifying transformer design versus a conventional center-tapped transformer with sceondary-side, full-wave rectification.


What you’ll learn:

  • How to cancel the ripple current seen at the output capacitor in a buck-derived power converter
  • How to simplify implementation of synchronous rectification


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Author & Publication:

Steve Mappus, Senior Power Applications Specialists, Power Supply Control Products, Texas Instruments, Manchester, N.H., Power Electronics Technology, Mar 01 2004

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