12 volt DC to 120 volt AC

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This circuit is based on the one found here. http://www.i4at.org/lib2/inverter.htm I had to mod it a bit to get it to work in this simulator. I have not bench tested this circuit but will do in the next few days. Again note to all new comers to Everycircuit. If you click “in Chrome” or tap “in app” on a user names you will see their profile and a list of their public circuits for viewing.

published 4 years ago

kiani

4 years ago

The EC centre tap transformer is problem... Try using 2 transformers.

badassfromaus

4 years ago

I have made this both ways. I made it before they added the center tap transformer then this way. But this way works best. I haven't found a problem with the center tap transformers.

kiani

4 years ago

The cct. Is a nice demo to show inverter is an astable, bistable cct. with coil formers instead of Leds flashing...

Richardc

4 years ago

If you use a web browser you are able to see the RMS value for AC.

Richardc

4 years ago

If you build this circuit be careful building it, testing it and powering anything from it (don't power anything sensitive to brownout conditions because your RMS is about 92V not 120V).

badassfromaus

4 years ago

If you looked at my profile you would have seen that I'm not new to this and I find that the simulator is not always right. I will also be using 24 volt to 240 ac as I'm in Australia the windings on transformer are only to show working in simulator they will be different in real time. I will make the circuit for testing only as I like to test all my circuits when I can. Also I use chrome for Everycircuit.

Richardc

4 years ago

Noone said you're new to it. Just making sure that you were aware that the measured voltage in the app is peak not RMS in case you planned on using it for something other than testing. GL in the build.

badassfromaus

4 years ago

Yes you did buy pointing out the obvious and not contributing to the circuit is like giving a derogative comment. I would prefer an opinion about how to make the circuit work better not to treat people like they know nothing when they obviously do.

Richardc

4 years ago

Read my comments again, nowhere do I imply that you are new or know nothing.. What I did is provide information so that if you OR anyone else who views this circuit doesn't know said information they are aware of it..

Richardc

4 years ago

Nothing in any of my comments have come close to derogatory; if you think they have report them. I would prefer you not get upset and put words in my mouth when all I did was share information that you or others may or may not know.

badassfromaus

4 years ago

More of the same. It would be better if you showed respect and deleted them yourself but as you go out of your way to continue to post unrelated commits I can't see that happening. I don't report post as other people's post don't reflect on me they reflect on themselves.

Richardc

4 years ago

There is nothing to delete my initial post was purely informational with bo disrespect and no assumptions made. My subsequent posts refuted your false claims. I think you should read the comment thread from a perspective where you don't assume someone is attacking you..

Richardc

4 years ago

Also I'm simply replying to your false claims about what I said, that isn't going out of my way to "continue to post unrelated comments".

badassfromaus

4 years ago

More unrelated commits.

tooshy

4 years ago

One idea is to make it a proper sine wave inverter. Look in the community tab for "SPWM" Inverter.

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