I am working on Square wave Inverter, after this i will go to sin wave using UC...
so, after completing Inverter using MOSFET and SG3524 PWM chip...
I want to know the procedure of feeding to transformer Center taped ....
I am working on Square wave Inverter, after this i will go to sin wave using UC...
so, after completing Inverter using MOSFET and SG3524 PWM chip...
I want to know the procedure of feeding to transformer Center taped ....
I have generated the pwm as usual with adc and completed the mosfet driver with push pull to discharge mosfet gate capacitor quickly...
anyway, i need how to make wave of equal time period for feeding to both transformer...
I have generated the pwm as usual with adc and completed the mosfet driver with push pull to discharge mosfet gate capacitor quickly...
anyway, i need how to make wave of equal time period for feeding to both transformer...
For a 12v powered push-pull inverter, you can just use 2 NFETs with logic level compatible gate voltages, and drive them direct from the PIC digital output pins!
Like the last half of this circuit;
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As for "PWM" you don't need that on a modified square wave inverter. Check out the procedure i used on this page under heading "XTAL-locked 50Hz and 60Hz push-pull inverter"; https://romanblack.com/one_sec.htm
You drive each transformer half with a 75% duty, like this;
GP0 - outputA, sequence; 01110000
GP1 - outputB, sequence; 00000111
so each pin is on for 3/4 of its half cycle.
Maybe he is using PWM to regulate the output voltage of the crude modified sinewave (actually a modified square-wave) inverter.
I have never needed and never used an inverter because I do not go camping and my electrical utility company provides very reliable electricity and the voltage regulation is very good.
I have never needed and never used an inverter because I do not go camping and my electrical utility company provides very reliable electricity and the voltage regulation is very good.