andre abelian wrote:
> This is for power inverter that from 0-360 must be 16.66 ms
> 16,66/360=46.27us  but we are getting 46.25us.

Duh!  This is wrong, and sounds silly anyway.

The period of a 1 degree phase change of a 60Hz sine wave is 1 / (60Hz *
360deg/Hz) = 46.30uS/deg.  Therefore 46.27uS is actually closer than
46.25uS, but neither is accurate to within the 4 implied digits.

Furthermore, why does this inverter need to do whatever it does exactly
every 1 degree?  Degrees are a human convention, but there is otherwise
nothing magic about 1/360 of cycle.


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