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#104204 - Re:PWM Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Steve said:
You have no choice of frequency, its fixed by the period of the mains, and even the term PWM is almost meaningless, you can drive, 1 cycle in 100 up to 100 cycles in 100, or 1000, or 10,000 - a lot depends on the thermal capacity of your load. A big bulky furnace is unlikely to have a timeconstant less than minutes, a tiny resistor a time constant of a second or so, so your control band cannot really be more than 1 seconds worth of cycles. Thanks Dear Steve for your valuable Point of view, If i understand your aim correctly,I must use 10 seconds for 10 Steps,each second coded with one Step!ok? Please let i ask another question,In your mind is there any danger for suply such switching(10-100 hz) for other device which using suply,Like TV Reza |
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