pwm signal generation

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Rmzn
Rmzn il 17 Apr 2011
hi; i want to generate i pwm signal for an inverter. For this, i have a sinus signal which has amplitude btw -5 and +5. But i need to chop its negative intervals. how can i implement this in digital signal processing tools? i will use this in f2808 dsp chip for generating triggering signals to the mosfets..

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Paulo Silva
Paulo Silva il 17 Apr 2011
f=1e3;a0=0;AmpSin=5; %sample wave values
t0=0;tf=0.01;Ts=1e-6; %time vector and resolution
v=0;AmpPwm=1; %Pwm options, increase v for lower dutty-cycle
t=t0:Ts:tf; %create the time vector
fun=AmpSin*sin(2*pi*f*t+a0); %create the function
pwm=AmpPwm*(fun>v); %get the pwm
%plot it just to know if its working
clf
plot(t,fun)
hold on
plot(t,pwm,'r')
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Rmzn
Rmzn il 17 Apr 2011
Thanks Mr Paula;
but i didnt mean this. i need this process in simulink model,i have a discrete sinusoidal Soruce which is used from "Signal Processing Toolbox". can you suggest sth to do this ??
thanks very much..
Paulo Silva
Paulo Silva il 17 Apr 2011
I'm sorry but you only mentioned simulink now, please follow Arnaud suggestion or do the same thing I did with my code on simulink (it's just simple math and comparison blocks)

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Arnaud Miege
Arnaud Miege il 17 Apr 2011
Use the Saturation block.
HTH,
Arnaud
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Rmzn
Rmzn il 17 Apr 2011
thanks a lot Mr Arnoud.! That is what i was looking for :))

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