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    When controlling motors, much greater PWM efficiency is achieved at frequencies above 20-30 kHz. The current (induction) in the windings of the motors doesn't get a chance to collapse and leave the motor when the OFF-period is short. Driving the motors at high PWM frequencies keeps this induction current in the motors all times.

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    When controlling motors, much greater PWM efficiency is achieved at frequencies above 20-30 kHz. The current (induction) in the windings of the motors doesn't get a chance to collapse and leave the motor when the OFF-period is short. Driving the motors at high PWM frequencies keeps this induction current in the motors all times.

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    PWM

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    Mamoon Rizwan
    When controlling motors, much greater PWM efficiency is achieved at frequencies above 20-30 kHz. The current (induction) in the windings of the motors doesn't get a chance to collapse and leave the motor when the OFF-period is short. Driving the motors at high PWM frequencies keeps this induction current in the motors all times.

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    When controlling motors, much greater PWM efficiency is achieved at frequencies above 20-30 kHz.

    This is because the current (induction) in the windings of the motors doesn't get a chance to collapse and leave the motor when the OFF-period is short. The collaps of this induction field takes some time; driving the motors at high PWM frequencies keeps this induction current in the motors at all times, resulting in much higher effi ciencies.

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