PLL phase shifter

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ako

Joined Mar 14, 2009
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Hi All,Is it possbible to phase shift by 180% a 150-250kHz variable frequency PWM signal with a duty cycle of 40-60%using a single supply voltage LM565 PLL?Complete newbie badly needs help on this one. Thanks..
 

beenthere

Joined Apr 20, 2004
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Wouldn't it be easier to run the signal through an inverter? Or change the control? A 50% duty cycle remains 50%, 60% becomes 40%, and so on.
 

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ako

Joined Mar 14, 2009
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I need the signal for interleaving purposes which is variable frequency, and a change in duty cycle wouldn't be right anymore.
 

beenthere

Joined Apr 20, 2004
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Draw up a 60% duty cycle PWM signal on graph paper. Do a 180 deg. phase shift on it. See if that hasn't made it a 40% duty cycle signal.
 

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ako

Joined Mar 14, 2009
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I think some kind of signal delay is what I'm looking for right now. Does phase shift always mean a change in duty cycle (assuming that D is not 50%)? Really confused about this topic.
 

hgmjr

Joined Jan 28, 2005
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Hi All,Is it possbible to phase shift by 180% a 150-250kHz variable frequency PWM signal with a duty cycle of 40-60%using a single supply voltage LM565 PLL?Complete newbie badly needs help on this one. Thanks..
You say 180%. Do you really mean 180 degrees?

hgmjr
 

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ako

Joined Mar 14, 2009
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180 degrees. Sorry.. The kind of delay that is implemented in interleaving PWM IC's in which the duty cycle is preserved. Only that in my case its variable frequency. Can a PLL do the job?
 
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