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Power density spectrum estimation of the random controlled PWM single-phase boost rectifier
Random modulation is of increasing interest in power electronics and also holds promise for reducing filtering requirements in AC/AC, DC/DC converter applications and reducing acoustic noise in motor drive applications. This paper deals with the power spectrum density (PSD) estimation methods of the random controlled pulse width modulation (RPWM) single-phase structured boost rectifier. Estimated PSD is also experimentally verified. The switch-mode operation of the converter results in electromagnetic interference (EMI) which is produced due to large di/dt and dv/dt. In addition to all steps to minimize the generation of EMI (i.e. introduction of RPWM), improvement of power spectra is also considered.