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Advanced regular-sampled PWM control techniques for drives and static power converters

S.R. Bowes

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Regular-sampled PWM techniques have been developed to reproduce the harmonic-elimination and harmonic minimisation PWM characteristics. These new regular-sampled PWM control strategies significantly reduce the computational requirements for real-time microprocessor-based PWM implementation. This results in simplified and more efficient microprocessor software/hardware requirements, leading to real-time PWM generation with minimised harmonics, suitable for drives and uninterruptible power supplies.>

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Key concepts: Pulse-width modulation, Converters, Microprocessor, Harmonics, Computer science, Power (physics), Software, Electronic engineering