Digital three-phase PWM signal

Electricity: motive power systems – Induction motor systems – Primary circuit control

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318807, 388811, 368 41, 364480, H02P 540, H02M 542

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053090799

ABSTRACT:
A clock signal is applied to an UP/DOWN counter, which counts up the clock signal from zero up to a predetermined value and then counts down from the predetermined value to zero, and thereby a triangular wave signal representing counted value is output therefrom; three threshold values which are different each other are selected between zero and the predetermined value in advance, and they are set in three digital comparators, respectively; in each digital comparator, the threshold value is compared with a level of the triangular wave signal, and when the threshold value is larger than the level of the triangular wave signal, a high level signal is output from each digital comparator, the high level signal is delayed by a predetermined delay time and three-phase PWM signal is generated.

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