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How to use magnitude& phase signals in sinusoidal PWM generator?
The voltage error is fed to a compensation controller which generates the magnitude control
Signal for the sinusoidal PWM generator. Via a synchronization Network, a phase control signal is also fed to the sinusoidal PWM generator, which in turn provides the gating signals for The power inverter See image 
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