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Answer by Anthony May for Why does PWM create lots of EMI and signal ground...

I'll spare you the math, but a truly square wave of 50% duty cycle at frequency f1, is effectively made up of the sum of sine-waves starting with the fundamental at frequency f1, plus the odd harmonics...

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Answer by hekete for Why does PWM create lots of EMI and signal ground noise?

Any flow of electrons will generate a magnetic field. That field can induce currents into near by conductors. Which is called EMI.PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) sends pulses of current down the...

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Answer by analogsystemsrf for Why does PWM create lots of EMI and signal...

Here is one exampleIf you combine Biot_Savart and Faraday Law of Induction, you will get this math to predict voltage induced, from a long straight wire that is in the plane of a rectangular...

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Why does PWM create lots of EMI and signal ground noise?

TI had a note to create DAC signals using PWM.http://www.ti.com/lit/ug/tidu027/tidu027.pdfWhereas I also found an article that...

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