PWMAnteil
PWMAnteil, or PWM-Anteil, is a term used in electronics to describe the portion of a signal that is produced by pulse-width modulation (PWM). It is closely related to the duty cycle, the fraction of time a switch remains ON within one switching period. The PWM-Anteil thus represents how much of the output is generated by pulsing control rather than by a static or linear path.
In many applications, the average output voltage produced by PWM is approximately the duty cycle D multiplied
Measuring and control: The PWM-Anteil is controlled by setting the PWM duty cycle in the control loop.
Applications and considerations: PWMAnteil is central in DC motor drives, switching power supplies, and LED dimming,