This thesis focuses on the study of a hybrid power factor correction for ac-dc converter. It uses a hybrid control method where analog and digital controller integrates to control the input voltage and current waveforms to achieve a unity power factor correction. This converter operates in average current mode control. The digital controller is realized with an 8-bit (G6053) microcontroller configured as PI compensator to compensate the output voltage to its desired output value. This can improve output voltage regulation against line and load variations. This hybrid converter operates in CCM mode and a switching frequency of 100 kHz to achieve low harmonic distortion, low ripple output voltage and high efficiency. Moreover, this converter circuit is verified through Matlab/Simulink behavioral simulation and actual implementation of a hybrid PFC converter. Finally, experimental verification results show the improvement is effective. It gives a higher power factor closes to unity with high efficiency. The converter efficiency is higher than required energy-efficiency imposed by Energy Star. Then, the THD is approximately 9.6% and a ripple output voltage around 0.93%.