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5) Explain what is the following: 1.- PWM modulation. 2.- SPWM modulation with third harmonic. 3.-...

5) Explain what is the following:
1.- PWM modulation.
2.- SPWM modulation with third harmonic.
3.- Operation in over modulation and six-step.

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