Improved Current Doubler Rectifier

Abstract

It is widespread to examine and explain the functioning of the standard “Current Doubler Rectifier” as strictly symmetrical according to the electrical current through the two inductances. The present work challenges this consideration and proposes a new version of the electrical circuit daigram where the current symmetry is improved. The proposed circuit is called “Improved Current Doubler Rectifier”.

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