Abstract
The harmonics generated by natural sampled pulse width modulation are investigated experimentally and by theoretical models for the outputs obtained with triangular and sawtooth carrier signals. These equations are valid for synchronous and asynchronous operation. It is shown that triangular carriers generate less harmonics than sawtooth carriers, and that in synchronous operation with single-phase modulation, the carrier-to-output frequency ratio may be any integer value. >
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