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Analysis of pulse width modulated systems and their saturated modes of oscillation

The paper studies the modes of oscillations in control systems which employ pulse width modulation power dispatch techniques in their loops for a wide class of linear time invariant systems. Particular care is taken of the mode of oscillation under which instability can occur. Both bipolar and unipolar pulse width modulation is considered and conditions which produce chaotic behaviour in the plant response are investigated.