Can anybody say me how to identify a sine wave and square wave seperately without using any graphical means such as an Oscilloscope trace ???
I am in the middle making a sine wave inverter.... The problem i am facing here is that;
Since i do not have an Oscilloscope display with me, i am not able to say whether the output waves derived from each stage ( say PWM stage, Square wave generator stage, inverter output etc.. ) is a particular wave or not that is really intended to be.
The oscilloscope display costs more than 15,000 rupees.
At that price i can buy more than 10 inverters....
The portable displays also costs more than 8000 rupees.
I am making a pure sine wave inverter ( circuit is given as attachment )... Have to ensure whether the wave generated at its output is the modified sine wave or just a square wave...
I am in the middle making a sine wave inverter.... The problem i am facing here is that;
Since i do not have an Oscilloscope display with me, i am not able to say whether the output waves derived from each stage ( say PWM stage, Square wave generator stage, inverter output etc.. ) is a particular wave or not that is really intended to be.
The oscilloscope display costs more than 15,000 rupees.
At that price i can buy more than 10 inverters....
The portable displays also costs more than 8000 rupees.
I am making a pure sine wave inverter ( circuit is given as attachment )... Have to ensure whether the wave generated at its output is the modified sine wave or just a square wave...
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