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12th December 2006, 04:41 PM
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PWM and comparing waveform (sawtooth or triangle)
This could be under power supplies as well...
I was wondering, when using PWM (either for designing a SMPS, or a modulated waveform, as in a class-D amplifier), some circuits compare the input waveform with a triangle wave, and other circuits compare the input waveform with a sawtooth wave. What is the difference, and when would you use one or the other? |
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