Approximate Modeling of a Single‐Phase Diode Rectifier With Resistance‐Inductance Load Using the <i>g</i> ‐Function Approach

ABSTRACT This brief paper presents a compact approach for modeling currents and voltages in a single‐phase diode rectifier with a series resistance (R)–inductance (L) load. To address the nonlinear behavior during conduction intervals, approximate closed‐form solutions are derived using the g ‐function. These expressions enable fast and accurate prediction of system response without relying on numerical solvers, significantly reducing computational complexity. The proposed model is validated through simulations in MATLAB/SIMSCAPE and experimental measurements in the laboratory environment. Excellent agreement between analytical results, simulations, and experiments confirms the effectiveness and practical relevance of the proposed methodology.

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International Journal of Circuit Theory and Applications
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2026-05-21
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https://doi.org/10.1002/cta.70497
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Advanced DC-DC Converters
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Approximate Modeling of a Single‐Phase Diode Rectifier With Resistance‐Inductance Load Using the g ‐Function Approach

Martin Ćalasan
International Journal of Circuit Theory and Applications
Advanced DC-DC Converters
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Approximate Modeling of a Single‐Phase Diode Rectifier With Resistance‐Inductance Load Using the g ‐Function Approach

Martin Ćalasan
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ABSTRACT This brief paper presents a compact approach for modeling currents and voltages in a single‐phase diode rectifier with a series resistance (R)–inductance (L) load. To address the nonlinear behavior during conduction intervals, approximate closed‐form solutions are derived using the g ‐function. These expressions enable fast and accurate prediction of system response without relying on numerical solvers, significantly reducing computational complexity. The proposed model is validated through simulations in MATLAB/SIMSCAPE and experimental measurements in the laboratory environment. Excellent agreement between analytical results, simulations, and experiments confirms the effectiveness and practical relevance of the proposed methodology.

International Journal of Circuit Theory and Applications
University of Montenegro (ME)
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