In the thesis, LED driver circuits which are applied in low power lighting LED with constant output current and Power Factor Correction are presented. The non-isolated Buck converter are used for the LED drivers. According to different operating mode of inductance current, Power Factor Correction are realized with both the method of Voltage Follower Approach Control under Discontinuous Conduction Mode and the method of Nonlinear Carrier Control under Continuous Conduction Mode. NLC doesn¡¦t need the multiplier which is used in traditional power factor correction, therefore NLC can reduce the system cost. The designed circuits are verified by simulation of IsSpice software and practical experiments. From simulation and experimental results, it shows the proposed approaches achieve the goal with high power factor and constant output current.

This thesis mainly presents the design and implementation of a flyback converter with single-stage power factor correction. In the beginning, we propose different power factor collection (PFC) techniques referring to the inductor current of converter under three kinds of operation modes. In the continuous mode, we adopt the nonlinear-carrier control (NLC). Then, in the discontinuous mode and boundary mode, voltage-follower control (VFC) and transition mode technique control (TM) are adopted respectively. As to the converter analysis, we derive and verify the results of a small-signal model and perform equivalent circuit analysis by state-space averaging method, loss-free resistor (LFR) model, averaging method for two-time-scale system (AM), and current injected equivalent circuit approach (CIECA). Results derived from the above-mentioned models are compared and verified to be accurate of the system model. Furthermore, the control function and element design are implemented by simulation. We perform a PI controller to achieve better power factor based on results of analysis of the time and frequency domains analysis. Finally, three sets of different hardware are fabricated and verified depending on measured result and theoretical simulation.