Hi,
I am trying to invert a ~160Vdc voltage to 120Vac 60hert. For my application a modified sine wave would be more than enough but when I started out my boss gave me a schematic for a simple square wave inverter using the IRS2453. Now that I have gotten it to work in real life I am starting to realie that a square wave inverter would create way too much heat so I am looking into modified sinewave inverter.
My main question is: Can the IRS2453 be used in such a way that it can be a modified sine wave inverter?
Ive started to think about it my self and it started too convoluted for it to be worth it. So, If it cant be done easily is there another IC that is similar to the IRS in terms of small(ish) foot print and minimal external circuitry ?
I have already seen circuits that use like 3 555 timers and a massive IC but they are from 10 years ago so I assume there has been progression since then
(I posted this in a different forum but got no responses so I deleted that and posted here instead)
I am trying to invert a ~160Vdc voltage to 120Vac 60hert. For my application a modified sine wave would be more than enough but when I started out my boss gave me a schematic for a simple square wave inverter using the IRS2453. Now that I have gotten it to work in real life I am starting to realie that a square wave inverter would create way too much heat so I am looking into modified sinewave inverter.
My main question is: Can the IRS2453 be used in such a way that it can be a modified sine wave inverter?
Ive started to think about it my self and it started too convoluted for it to be worth it. So, If it cant be done easily is there another IC that is similar to the IRS in terms of small(ish) foot print and minimal external circuitry ?
I have already seen circuits that use like 3 555 timers and a massive IC but they are from 10 years ago so I assume there has been progression since then
(I posted this in a different forum but got no responses so I deleted that and posted here instead)