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    This document compares pulse-width modulation (PWM) and pulse-position modulation (PPM) signals. PWM varies the on-off ratio over time by changing the relative width of the on and off periods while keeping a constant frequency. PPM instead varies the information by changing the position of a pulse within a time interval while keeping the pulse width constant.

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    This document compares pulse-width modulation (PWM) and pulse-position modulation (PPM) signals. PWM varies the on-off ratio over time by changing the relative width of the on and off periods while keeping a constant frequency. PPM instead varies the information by changing the position of a pulse within a time interval while keeping the pulse width constant.

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    PWM, PPM

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    Ahmed Abd Elkader
    This document compares pulse-width modulation (PWM) and pulse-position modulation (PPM) signals. PWM varies the on-off ratio over time by changing the relative width of the on and off periods while keeping a constant frequency. PPM instead varies the information by changing the position of a pulse within a time interval while keeping the pulse width constant.

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    PWM Signal t t t t t

    1t = 100 ms

    The el.
    Information
    t = 50% On
    depents to
    50% Off
    On- Off Ratio
    On /Off
    t = 80 % On
    20 Off

    t = 10 % On
    90 % Off
    PPM Signal t t t t t

    1t = 100 ms

    The el.information
    Pulspause
    depends 70
    to the
    ms
    Puls - Pause

    Pulspause
    20 ms

    Pulspause
    5 ms

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