Why does the voltage across the DC-link capacitor in a boost PFC circuit usually equals 400 Volt? – electronics.stackexchange.com

Why does the voltage across the DC-link capacitor in a boost PFC circuit usually equals 400 Volt? – electronics.stackexchange.com

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In a boost PFC circuit connected to the grid (230Vrms,Europe) the DC-link voltage is usually regulated to 400 Volt. Why is that? Is that because it is efficient to boost it to that particular voltage? ...

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