Pulse width modulation control unit of inverter

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – With means to introduce or eliminate frequency components

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363132, H02M 112

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ABSTRACT:
In a pulse-width modulation control unit for an inverter, in the case where the carrier frequency is a normal value of about 5 KHz, the control unit calculates the ON time (the PWM control pattern) at every calculation period corresponding to such a carrier frequency and divides the calculation ON time into plural pulses. This enables the control unit to present apparently such conditions that the PWM control was carried out at a higher carrier frequency (20 KHz or higher), while using a one-chip microcomputer which requires a comparatively long calculation time. Thus, the PWM control by a higher carrier frequency can be attained at a lower cost and by a simple circuit construction.

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