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The utilized input signal will charge and discharge the capacitor according to the input signal and load. This capacitor is responsible for smoothing out the AC signal from the carrier frequency. If you look at the schematic below, it will see there is a capacitor connected at the output of the transformer. That sums up the basic principle of the PWM signal, and we can move onto understanding the basic principle of the SPWM signal.Ī sine voltage is primarily an analogy voltage which alters its magnitude over time, and we can reproduce this behaviour of a sine wave by continually changing the duty cycle of the PWM wave, the below image shows that. If we consider a PWM signal which is switching in between 0 - 5V which has a duty cycle of 100%, we will get an average output voltage of 5V, again if we consider the same signal with a duty cycle of 50%, we will get the output voltage of 2.5V, and for the duty cycle of 25%, it's half of that. So, by varying the duty cycle, we alter the average voltage of the pulse. If you want to learn more about PWM, you can read it here. As you may already know, a PWM signal is a signal in which we can change the frequency of the pulse as well as the on-time and off-time, which is also known as the duty cycle.
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What is SPWM (Sinusoidal Pulse Width Modulation)?Īs the name suggests, SPWM stands for Sinusoidal Pulse Width Modulation. have already been discussed.ĬAUTION: If you are making this type of circuit, please be extra careful about high voltage and voltage spikes generated by the switching signal to the input. Over Voltage Protection, Overcurrent Protection, Reverse polarity Protection, Short Circuit Protection, Hot Swap controller, etc. However you can add them to your circuit if required, the commonly used protection circuits like Hence this circuit is built and demonstrated for educational purposes only, and it’s absolutely not recommended to build and use this type of circuit for commercial appliances. If you are making this circuit, please note that this circuit features no feedback, no overcurrent protection, no short circuit protection, and no temperature protection. So in this article, I will be making a simple pure sine wave inverter using Arduino, and explain the working principle of the circuit. In a previous article, I have shown you how not to make a modified square wave inverterby addressing the problems associated with it.
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Learn more about different types of inverter here.
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These pure sine wave inverters are very expensive, where the modified square wave inverters are inexpensive. An inverter circuit is used to convert DC power to AC power and it can be divided into two types that is Pure Sine Wave Inverters or Modified Square Wave Inverters. Inverter circuits are often needed where it is not possible to get AC supply from the grid.