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audioguru
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Posted - Dec 19 2006 :  5:04:23 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi Tim,
Do those inverters use high frequency PWM to make a sine-wave output?
Then the Mosfets operate like a class-D power amplifier.
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tim
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Posted - Dec 19 2006 :  6:13:15 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
well this inverter im working on is of course , like most made in japan or china and from what i can see is its got a row of 55volt 80 amp mosfets VIA PWM DRIVING THESE SMALL TRANSFORMERS UP TO 147 VOLTS ON THE SECONDARY THEN ITS SPLIT IN 2 STAGES AGAIN VIA PWM AND HAS A ROW OF 200 VOLT 18 AMP MOSFETS TO SPLIT THE DC LEAVING AC. BUT I DONT KNOW THE HZ ON THE PRIMARY OR SECONDARY , THERE ARE 2 DRIVES, HOWEVER IT LOOKS LIKE THE BOTH SIDES SHARE THE SAME RESISTOR THAT SETS THE HZ.
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AMEERQURESHI
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Posted - Dec 27 2006 :  12:36:13 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I am looking for a circuit diagram to make 500W 24 volt battery inverter,
If some one have, pl mail me, thank you very much,

Ameer
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jeswinjames24
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India
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Posted - Jan 04 2007 :  12:47:01 PM  Show Profile  Send jeswinjames24 a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
Could you please sent me the mocified circuit schematic of the 12v DC to 120 v AC inverter.
I m a student and need to submit it as a project, please reply me in 18 hrs.
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audioguru
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Posted - Jan 04 2007 :  1:31:06 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
There is no modified schematic. It needs an entirely different design for it to work properly.
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audioguru
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Posted - Jan 05 2007 :  10:39:39 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Attachments can be made here???
Here is a 500W square-wave inverter that works.
Here it is for low power.

Download Attachment: 500Watts_Inverter-small.PNG
161.26 KB



Download Attachment: 100W inverter.GIF
15.87 KB

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bala
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Posted - Jan 10 2007 :  06:32:40 AM  Show Profile  Send bala an AOL message  Reply with Quote
i tried this circuit.still i dont get output. what are all the things i have to check?

boobalan
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audioguru
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Posted - Jan 10 2007 :  09:52:46 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Boob,
Which circuit did you make?
Check that the oscillator is oscillating.
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CurrentOverflow
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Canada
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Posted - Jan 10 2007 :  7:34:44 PM  Show Profile  Click to see CurrentOverflow's MSN Messenger address  Reply with Quote
I was just wondering how .1 ohm resistors take a load of transistors thx :)

~Mike~
Theres 10 kinds of people, those who understand binary and those who don't
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audioguru
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Posted - Jan 10 2007 :  9:49:23 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Are you talking about the 0.1 ohm emitter resistors on the 500W inverter? They help make the paralleled transistors share the current.
Transistors with the same part number are different. At a collector current of 12.5A three could have a base-emitter voltage of 2.0V while one has a base-emitter voltage of 1.5v and it would be turned on hard but the others would not be turned on much. A 0.1 ohm resistor adds 1.25V to the base-emitter voltage of the one that conducts the most so the others can turn on and share the current.
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bala
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Posted - Jan 11 2007 :  12:14:03 AM  Show Profile  Send bala an AOL message  Reply with Quote
i tried that transistor based astable multivibrator circuit in the inverter. there is only two transistor ,but one transistor get heated always, the another transistor doesn't work. so i just confused. how can i check the oscillation?

boobalan
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audioguru
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Posted - Jan 11 2007 :  10:10:44 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi Boob,
Both transistors must work in a transistor multivibrator oscillator. Replace the transistor that does not work.
Then the capacitors will blow up.
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tim
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198 Posts

Posted - Jan 13 2007 :  9:26:08 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
ok guys ive got a better idea pick up a cheap chinese inverter then desolder every conponent then put it back together. this might be less stressful, lol, ......
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Nnamdi
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Posted - Jan 15 2007 :  08:54:40 AM  Show Profile  Send Nnamdi a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by pprabhu

Can anybody tell me how to obtain a 500W,12vdc to 220vac circuit diagram with output current of about 3Amperes.

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gcarson
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USA
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Posted - Jan 17 2007 :  10:05:04 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I have a 400amp pipeline welder that has no inverter for 120/240. Is it possible to purchase such a addition and is it practical. I am looking for a source of power when the power grid goes down.
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