Step-by-step digital Power Factor Correction (PFC) design using STM32

Hosted by Biricha, an ST Authorized Partner this one-hour webinar will show you how to design a digital Power Factor Correction (PFC) step by step using an STM32 microcontroller.
Find out more information: st.com/biricha

[@eric4949]

Thank you so much, sir!
This videos solve the questions in my brain.

[@xelth]

Stm should certainly have something ready, something that is also ready for overcurrent, overvoltage etc.

[@danielwarzecha2007]

It would be great, if you would teach how to design a PFC using equations that the code is using without using some fancy software... so one could truly learn the basics first

[@happyhippr]

wow great presenter, thanks

[@stmicroelectronics]

Glad you liked it!

[@k7iq]

Awesome ! 😀

[@stmicroelectronics]

Thanks 😁

[@smartups1]

I am very glad to presention . But one question where we download the code ?

[@prunix7]

What would happen if the feed forward block is removed? Shouldn't the voltage loop compensate for lower input voltage by increasing it's output and demand more current?

[@METHEE.C]

Hi
please help to advise for grid tie inverter.

[@rogerhuang8647]

How do I get the source code?

[@stmicroelectronics]

You may find your answer here : www.st.com/biricha or directly on BIRICHA's website :)

[@krissutikno2136]

it's funny pfc is power factor correction or what? please describe on your head line😀

[@stmicroelectronics]

Hi Kris. Thank you for your input. The title has been updated for improved understanding at a glance of the subject matter.