i thought to build one because once its get burn or not working i could exactly repair without buying a new one. I thought to build with arduino since its easy to code.
i thought to build one because once its get burn or not working i could exactly repair without buying a new one. I thought to build with arduino since its easy to code.
If all you needed to do was to generate a sinewave shaped voltage to look at on a scope, it would be an easy task with the arduino. But if you want to actually deliver power at a high voltage, you have a much bigger job in front of you.
As for preferring to build rather than to buy, a professionally engineered product is less likely to fail. But even then, should be equally repairable.