
This paper explains how an open-source PYTHON- SPYDER tool used to develop the Sine PWM in PYTHON environment. This open source tool is a Scientific PYTHON Development Environment, includes many number of key features to create a SPWM for a two level inverter system. Along with the regular general-purpose array-processing package - numpy and object- oriented API for GUI systems - matplotlib another supporting package which works with the numpy is - scipy are used for the generation of the SPWM for a two level inverter. The results are compared with the MATLAB/Simulink results. The PYTHON-SPYDER offers significant advantages over other approaches. It provides easy and fast simulation time and less complex coding than the other simulation tool packages.
MATLAB simulation (SPWM), PYTHON, SPWM (Sinusoidal Pulse Width Modulation)
MATLAB simulation (SPWM), PYTHON, SPWM (Sinusoidal Pulse Width Modulation)
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