Abstract
This paper reports the results of a detailed investigation into analogue controlled pulse-width-modulated inverter systems. It is shown that the natural sampling process inherent in existing control schemes, produces considerable harmonic distortion of the output modulated voltage waveforms, which limits the useable range of operating frequency. The application of regular sampling techniques to the control circuit is presented, and it is shown that this new method of control provides a considerable increase in the frequency range of operation. It is concluded that the improved harmonic spectra of the output modulated voltage waveforms, is achieved without increasing the switching frequency of the power components, the number of power components or cost.
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