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On optimal programmed PWM waveforms for DC-DC converters
The use of programmed pulse width modulation (PWM) versus regular PWM to reduce the magnitude of the peak harmonic in various DC-DC converter circuit waveforms was investigated. Significant reduction was found possible with a variety of spectral weighting. In the experimental set-up, a reduction in the power of the peak harmonic to approximately one-ninth was achieved in a commercially available power converter.<>