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                   Harmonic              R. M.S. voltage as percentage of d.c. supply
                   number
                              0.1   0.2   0.3   0.4   0.5   0.6   0.7   0.8   0.9   0.98

                    1          7.23  13.9   21.1   28.1   35.0   42.1   49.9   56.5   63.9   70.7
                    2          0.01  0.02   0.02   0.10   0.34   0.07   0.79   0.11   0.03   0.27
                    3          0.05  0.56   0.24   0.19   0.35   0.16   0.14   0.10   0.49   0.22
                    4          0.01  0   0.06   0.71   0.43   0.03   0.02   0.18   0.86   0.03
                    5          0.50  0.13   0.05   0.42   0.12   0.13   0.43   0.61   0.75   0.14
                    6          0   0.04   0.01   0.37   0.11   0.01   0.35   0.28   0.76   0.62
                    7          0.63   1.02   0.32   0.29   0.80   0.40   0.17   0.17   0.78   0.62
                    8          0.02  0   0.02   0.76   0.28   0.22   0.70   0.54   0.25   0.01
                    9          1.03  0.98   0.63   0.86   0.19   0.03   0.19   0.03   0.32   0.22
                   10          0.02  0.09   0.04   0.31   0.42   0.10   0.12   0.06   0.37   0.22
                   11          0.35  0.18   0.25   0.13   0.48   0.36   0.12   0.12   0.03   0.14
                   12         0.03  0.18   0.14   0.07  0.35   0.11   0.11   0.45   0.10   0.10
                   13         0.22  0.03   0.15   1.05   0.13   0.78   0.14   0.65   0.73   0.33
                   14         0.06  0.14   0.06   0.05   0.14   0.17   0.34   0.66   0.50   0.30
                   15         0.13  0.76   0.29   1.14   0.28   0.75   0.07   0.48   0.70   0.56


                   evident from the waveforms of Figure 13.44 where the carrier in (a) and (b)
                   are  180" out  of  phase,  whereas  the  low-frequency  signal  is  in  phase.
                   Combining the two  waveforms will  give  the lowest  carrier  harmonic at
                   twice the carrier frequency.
                     This system can be extended.  For instance, combining four waveforms
                   with their low frequencies in phase but their carriers phase shifted by No,
                   180" and 270" would  result  in  the carrier and its first,  second  and third
                   harmonics being eliminated from the output.
                     The disadvantage of  the staggered phase carrier cancellation system is
                   the extra hardware needed.  For example, to combine the two waveforms
                   shown  in  Figure  13.44  would  require  two  independent  inverters,  so
                   doubling the power and control circuits. Its prime use is in fixed-frequency

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                   (b)
                   Figure 13.44 Staggered phase carrier cancellation: (a) first wave; (b) staggered wave
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