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PWM is a matter of personal taste. Some designs allow you to "overdrive" the PWM, so that the pulse wave completely disappears as you modulate below 0% and above 100%. Other designs clip the PWM so that the pulse wave never completely disappears.
This design in its current incarnation does not clip the PWM signal and allows for overdrive.
Add a zener network or other clipping strategy so that the pulse width is clamped between around 2% and 98%.
The builder can then choose to either install or leave off the clipping network, according to their taste.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
PWM is a matter of personal taste. Some designs allow you to "overdrive" the PWM, so that the pulse wave completely disappears as you modulate below 0% and above 100%. Other designs clip the PWM so that the pulse wave never completely disappears.
This design in its current incarnation does not clip the PWM signal and allows for overdrive.
Add a zener network or other clipping strategy so that the pulse width is clamped between around 2% and 98%.
The builder can then choose to either install or leave off the clipping network, according to their taste.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: