There are many switching modulation methods of inverters such as square wave modulation and PWM(pulse width modulation). Square wave modulation is the method of only controlling its frequency, not controlling the magnitude of output voltage. However, PWM controls the magnitude of output voltage as well as its frequency. For this, the pulse is produced to generate the fundamental voltage which is the same voltage and frequency as a reference voltage by on and off switching. Moreover, there are also many methods in PWM. SPWM is one of many ways to do PWM.
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Fig.1 Square wave modulation and PWM control |
SPWM(Sinusoidal PWM)
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Fig 2. 3 Phase Inverter Circuit |
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Fig 3. SPWM |
SPWM is a modulation method using sinusoidal pulse. As seen in Fig 3 (a), a carrier wave(triangle wave) is produced. Comparing it with the reference wave, in this case, it works like: carrier wave > reference wave, then Sa(switcing) is on and in another case, Sa is off. So Van is generated depending on Sa. The way how it works is called SPWM.
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