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pulse-width modulation: a standalone construct

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Power electronics

controlling the average output of a switching converter by varying the on-time fraction of a fixed-frequency pulse train.

In power electronics, pulse-width modulation refers to controlling the average output of a switching converter by varying the on-time fraction of a fixed-frequency pulse train. This meaning comes from Holtz (1992) in IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics.[1]

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References

Holtz, J. (1992). Pulsewidth modulation-a survey. IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 39(5), 410-420. https://doi.org/10.1109/41.161472

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