Pulse Width Modulation for Power Converters: Principles and Practice

This is a very unique book - which discusses in-detail the performance of different modulation methods (SPWM, SV-PWM etc) for a variety of inverter topologies. The book is very math intensive - the authors develops an analytical technique in the first few chapters and then applies the technique it in the rest of the book. A must have for graduate students or engineers working with inverters - with a special interest in modulation techniques and characterizing their performance.

this book is nice book, it offers enough materials for the most of design needs from different considerations, specially in the reduction of noise compared with different PWM control scheme.

A thorough text on most of the PWM modulation techniques. Deep mathematics analysis and examples. A must have as a reference and as a text book for graduate course in power electronics.

Good product! It is a very useful

This is not the type of book with practical applications. The book is rather heavy in the Math department. By page 57, one could find themselves knee deep in mathematical equations. However, this is an excellent text book about Harmonic Distortion and PWM Modulation Techniques. No designer of Rectifiers, Inverters, or Motor Controllers should be without it. This is an excellent reference book.

The book without which studying of a pulse-width modulation for power converters is not possible.

If your interest on pwm then go for it.