What is PWM and how does it work and what is pulse width modulation for? Duty cycle explanation

In this video, we explore in detail what PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) is and how it works. PWM is a technique used to control the amount of power delivered to a load without wasting much energy as heat. This method is very popular in electronics and motor control applications, as well as in adjusting LED brightness and controlling servomotors.
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[@moisesangelmonrroy7975]

Muy muy bueno , se entiende a la perfeccion . Muchas gracias.

[@oskimac]

Esta bien. Pero aclaren que pwm es pulse-width modulation . WIDTH es ancho. No with como dicen .esos es "con"

[@JoseDanielSotoCastellano]

Excelente canal y excelente contenido tecnologico, sigan asi. Saludos y bendiciones desde venezuela.

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[@Mangarvil07]

Excelente forma de explicar ese gran fenomeno imperseptible.....sigan asi, -apoyando a todo el publico en general. Saludos desde la Ciudad DeFectuosa de Mexico. 😂✌

[@CarlosDeleonbarranco]

Exelente

[@elchaman6570]

Muy amena y bien explicada muchas gracias, sube mas ejemplos por favor...

[@juanlandaeta7496]

Excelente explicación también para ver estas frecuencias es necesario tener un oscilocopio

[@horacio374]

Muy buen video.Excelente explicacio'n.Muchas gracias.

[@geraldofeliz.ferreras5042]

Hola muy buen video

[@MartinGarcia-ks3tt]

me pregunto si se podrían combinar así los mundos digital y analógico; se podrían combinar frecuencia, ancho del pulso y voltaje resultante; saludos, gracias por rememorarme mis tiempos idos de escuela técnica

[@ezequiel7288]

Wow exelente 😁👍

[@cyrixone2771]

Muy Buena la Explicacion , pero muy mala la representacion grafica de la onda modulada, siempre la onda superior fue la misma sin considerar la explicacion q se estaba dando en kos difefentes ejemplos

[@miguelgalindo2108]

Pero no explicaste que es v by one !!!!!

[@electrotubetv]

Saludos en el canal esta el video..