i'm new at this so my terminology and understanding could be wildly incorrect.
if you look at the attached diagram (which is incomplete), I'm looking at a reference circuit design that uses a flyback transformer to step up the voltage and convert a square wave into a sine wave. that description may or may not be accurate.
the transformer in this configuration is difficult to source. the reference diagram i have is using a custom wound version. is there an alternative method which could alleviate the transformer? preferably using components i can readily source, even if it means a less efficient design?
if you look at the attached diagram (which is incomplete), I'm looking at a reference circuit design that uses a flyback transformer to step up the voltage and convert a square wave into a sine wave. that description may or may not be accurate.
the transformer in this configuration is difficult to source. the reference diagram i have is using a custom wound version. is there an alternative method which could alleviate the transformer? preferably using components i can readily source, even if it means a less efficient design?
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