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> But how a PWM can be AC and DC I just don't get

Look at it this way - the PWM has a voltage about which it
swings, IOW it is either side of 2.5V. As you decrease the
amplitude of the PWM the DC offset becomes apparent.
This is true of any waveform. It's something that has to be
considered when using opamps for example


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