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Pulse Width Modulation (PWM)

Farzin Asadi

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Abstract

The duty cycle for a periodic pulse is defined as the ratio of the high section divided by the period. When the duty cycle increases, the average and RMS values of the signal increase. This chapter focus on the pulse width modulation. You will learn how to generate a pulse with desired duty cycle.

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The duty cycle for a periodic pulse is defined as the ratio of the high section divided by the period. When the duty cycle increases, the average and RMS values of the signal increase. This chapter focus on the pulse width modulation. You will learn how to generate a pulse with desired duty cycle.

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The duty cycle for a periodic pulse is defined as the ratio of the high section divided by the period. When the duty cycle increases, the average and RMS values of the signal increase. This chapter focus on the pulse width modulation. You will learn how to generate a pulse with desired duty cycle.

Key concepts: Duty cycle, Pulse-width modulation, Pulse (music), Modulation (music), SIGNAL (programming language), Optics, Physics, Materials science

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