2. Passive filtering
We saw in paragraph 1 that the use of PWM techniques corresponds to a notion of active filtering, insofar as they enable us to control a low-frequency wave by generating parasitic harmonic components that may be located relatively far into the high frequencies. These components nonetheless exist, and the use of passive filters is unavoidable.
As far as the input is concerned,...
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