PWM signal via sine-triangle comparison

I now realized why my pwm signal was so "strange"

I did not scale the sine correct to the triangle counter.

I switched back to count from 0 to 100.

And the i multiplied each sine value with 50 and added an offset of 50 to it. Now i have the desired output signal.

Thank you both for your help and time!!

I did not follow the NCO idea because i did not fully understand the principals (-;

Cheers

Tim

function init_table return table is
	variable x: real;
	variable var: table;
	begin
		for i in 0 to 499 loop	
			x:= SIN(real(i)*2.0*MATH_PI/500.0);				
			var(i):=std_logic_vector(to_signed(INTEGER(50.0 + x*50.0),10));		
		end loop;	
	return var; 	 		 	 
end;
constant sinTable : table := init_table;