Lucas Lodesten

Title: Lucas Lodesten and His Patent in Pulse Width Modulation

Introduction

Lucas Lodesten is an inventor associated with Västerås, Sweden, and Alstom Holdings. His work includes an invention focused on synchronizing pulse width modulation across modular control systems.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists one patent for Lodesten: “Pulse width modulation system and a method in relation thereto.” The invention describes a system with a master control board and multiple slave control boards. The master board generates a clock signal, while each slave board uses timer information received over a communication bus to determine a fictive master timer and synchronize its own timer rate. By applying timer-offset information, a slave board controls the timing of its pulse-width-modulated phase outputs in relation to the fictive master timer. Lodesten is credited with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Lodesten’s listed patent addresses coordination and timing in modular control systems. Its approach uses timer synchronization and offset information to align phase outputs across master and slave boards.

Collaborations

The provided data names Henrik Bohlin and Åke Christensson as Lodesten’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Lucas Lodesten’s listed invention focuses on synchronizing pulse-width-modulated outputs across modular control boards, reflecting his documented contribution to control-system technology.