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Unipolar and bipolar spwm for sine wave inverter.

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what is the difference between Unipolar and bipolar spwm. i have been trying to figure out the differences. please talk on the deficiencies too.
 

what is the difference between Unipolar and bipolar spwm. i have been trying to figure out the differences. please talk on the deficiencies too.
Hi
I think you're referring to the two level and three level SPWM signal . right ?
If yes , it depends on what kind of application you're referring to !
For instance , in a sine wave inverter , it will deliver , lower THD ( three level in compare with two level ) . higher efficiency . more linearity . and ... etc .
Or perhaps in a class D amplifier , it will present , lower THD , and better efficiency . and ripple of PSU , won't have any special effect on it's procedure . and also , it will deliver better noise rejection ratio . ( it will increase SNR ) or ... etc .
Best Wishes
Goldsmith
 

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