PWM using triangle-wave signal

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This pwm uses a triangle-wave as a reference voltage AND frequency to generates a PWM signal.
By changing the reference voltage of the potentiometer you can change the duty cicle.

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published 8 years ago

BogdanovM

8 years ago

The frequency of this electric circuit is not a good idea. My advice is to change the time constant of the electric circuit that generates the triangular signal because they work better at frequencies higher than 6kHz and in this case the frequency is low and the electric circuit of the consumers would feel it in a negative way.

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