Pulse-width modulation of DC/AC power converters (PWM) based on the elimination of low-order harmonics necessitates solving systems of nonlinear equations. Conventional implementations of this technique based on storing off-line calculated solutions have the common problem that the system flexibility is very limited, especially for applications that require both amplitude and frequency control. A new implementation scheme based on real-time solution of nonlinear harmonic elimination equations using a digital signal processor DSP56001 is reported in this paper. With this digital signal processor (DSP), optimal pulse patterns having 15 switching angles in each quarter fundamental period can be determined within 2.15 ms. Details of the system hardware and software are described. New theoretical results concerning the solvability of harmonic elimination equations are also presented.
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