In the following post I have explained a pure sine wave inverter circuit using the IC 556 which forms the main sine wave processor device in the circuit. How it Works The presented design actually produces a modified sine wave output, but the waveform is highly processed and constitutes an exact equivalent of a sinusoidal […]
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300 Watts PWM Controlled Pure Sine Wave Inverter Circuit
The following article which discusses a 300 watt pure sine wave inverter circuit with automatic output voltage correction, is a modified version of one of my previous posts, and was submitted to me by Mr. Marcelin. I have explained more about the converter implementations. The Design The idea was inspired by the design presented in this article […]
Sine Wave Inverter using Bubba Oscillator Circuit
In this post I have explained how to make a simple sine wave inverter using bubba oscillator sine wave generator. The idea ws requested by Mr. Ritwik Naudiyal. Technical Specifications I am a 4th year B.Tech Student Electrical Eng. We are trying to make pure wave sine wave inverter using PWM and bubba oscillator for […]
Multilevel 5 Step Cascaded Sine Wave Inverter Circuit
In this article I have explained how to make a multilevel (5 step) cascaded inverter circuit using a very simple concept developed by me. I have explained more regarding the details. The Circuit Concept In this website so far I have developed, designed and introduced many sine wave inverter circuits using straightforward concepts and ordinary […]
Arduino Modified Sine Wave Inverter Circuit
In this post I will show how to construct a modified sine wave inverter using Arduino. We will explore the methodology of the proposed sine wave inverter and finally, we will take a look at simulated output of this inverter. By Difference Between Squarewave and Modified Squarewave Inverter Inverters saved us from short term power […]
Sine-Cosine Waveform Generator Circuit
The circuit discussed below is designed to generate precision sine and cosine waveforms, which are perfectly identical with their dimensions, but are 90° out of phase. There are a variety of applications which often demand a couple of sinewave frequencies which are of the identical frequency, but 90° out of phase. Simply put, a sine […]