Pulse width modulator symmetry correction circuit and method the

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

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363 97, H02M 7537

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041330250

ABSTRACT:
A transformer with a high permeability core is substantially prevented from saturating by a symmetry correction circuit which senses the total flux density change of either a positive or negative polarity and balances the total flux density change of the opposite polarity to thereby provide symmetrical positive and negative changes in the flux density of the transformer. The symmetry correction circuit integrates the voltage from a winding of the transformer to determine the total flux density change of a given polarity during the application of a voltage of one polarity. The duration of the voltage of the opposite polarity is controlled by the symmetry correction circuit such that the net voltage-time integration of the two applied voltages is substantially equal to zero.

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