120 degrees phase shift for three-phase pwm? Any ideas?


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    Hi Sougata,

    For me, what I need is not sophisticated.

    At first I would like to control the speed of the motor via a pot or couple of buttons.
    Then I can get it modified as I needed.

    So far, mister_e advised me to consider 18F2331 or 18F2431 or 4431. Thanks to him very much.

    I need to use PBP so that I can modify and understand the concept easily.

    Not a very sensitive control I need. Errors are very flexible in my case also.

    But I have no idea where to start. I have good examples in ASM which I am no good at.

    I would appreciate some information.



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    hi, everyone!
    the pwms that i need is very simple: just need to be same in amplitude and frequency as well as duty cycle.
    but have to be 120 degrees offset from each other.
    the pwms will pass through a 3-phase bridge driver and appear as control signals at the gate terminal of the 3-phase inverter.
    the examples on microchip website shows that they are using a lookup table to update the duty cycle. what is a lookup table? how to do that?

    by the way what is soft pwm?

    have a nice day!!

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