Abstract
A new single-phase uninterruptible power supply (UPS) scheme is proposed. Its advantages when compared with existing UPSs are: no transferring time, high efficiency, low implementation cost and high power density. It mainly consists of a minimised power converter which is capable of providing specified constant output voltage, a phase-controlled battery charger, and input-power-factor improvement. The experimental results of the developed prototype show a superior performance.
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