Pulse Width Modulation_741


Calculations & Observations


The width of the pulse can be described in terms of its duty cycle, which is defined as:

d = tw / td × 100 %
Where,
tw = width of pulse
td = period of the pulse
Here, td is constant and tw varies.

In Pulse Width Modulation there is a linear relationship between duty cycle (d) and amplitude of message signal (Vin). This relationship is as following:
d ∝ Vin
⇒ d = Md . Vin

Where, Md is the modulation index.



Fig.1 Output of Pulse Width Modulation Signal.




Fig.2 Output of Pulse Width Modulation Signal.




Fig.3 Output of Pulse Width Modulation Signal.