The equipment connected to an electricity distribution network usually needs some kind of power conditioning, typically rectification, which produces a non-sinusoidal line current due to the nonlinear input characteristic. Pulse width-modulated (PWM) rectifier technology is increasingly used in industrial applications like variable-speed motor drives, since it offers several desired features such as sinusoidal input currents, controllable power factor, bidirectional power flow and high quality DC output voltage. Recently, however, new control approaches analogous to the well-established direct torque control (DTC) methodology for electrical machines have additionally emerged to implement a superior PWM rectifier. This approach is predicated on phase shifting of 2 boost converters connected in parallel and dealing at a similar switching frequency. The PI controller is employed to reshape the input current therefore on reduce the harmonics. The input EMI filter is inserted in the projected strategy thus as to reduce the effects of switching harmonics.