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Sridharm
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Hi..
How to calculate the power rating of PWM pulse train?
Reg,
Sridhar
How to calculate the power rating of PWM pulse train?
Reg,
Sridhar
A PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) module is an electronic circuit that produces a digital signal with a specific pulse width. Its purpose is to control the power output of a device by varying the ON and OFF time of the signal.
The power calculation of a PWM module is done by multiplying the voltage and current values of the input signal. In most cases, the average power output is calculated by taking the RMS (Root Mean Square) value of the voltage and current.
The main factors that affect the power calculation of a PWM module are the duty cycle, frequency of the signal, and the load resistance. A higher duty cycle and frequency will result in a higher power output, while a higher load resistance will result in a lower power output.
The duty cycle of a PWM signal refers to the ratio of ON time to the total time of the signal. A higher duty cycle means the signal is ON for a longer period, resulting in a higher power output. Conversely, a lower duty cycle means the signal is ON for a shorter period, resulting in a lower power output.
Yes, the power output of a PWM module can be controlled by adjusting the duty cycle or frequency of the signal. This can be done by changing the settings on the PWM module or by using external control methods such as a microcontroller or potentiometer.