Hello all,
I am thinking about attempting a solar inverter build without a DSP. To be more specific, I plan to have 2 square wave signals coming out of a comparator that are the inverse of each other, and I need to implement some circuitry to ensure that they are not going to be logic true at the same time.
Do I really need it? The system will be low voltage (10-20VDC) and low current (100mA-4A). I plan to use FETs, which I don't think are quite as sensitive. Furthermore, the solar cells can be short circuited without damaging them. However, there may be a low resistance 12V battery that could potentially get shorted.
I am thinking about attempting a solar inverter build without a DSP. To be more specific, I plan to have 2 square wave signals coming out of a comparator that are the inverse of each other, and I need to implement some circuitry to ensure that they are not going to be logic true at the same time.
Do I really need it? The system will be low voltage (10-20VDC) and low current (100mA-4A). I plan to use FETs, which I don't think are quite as sensitive. Furthermore, the solar cells can be short circuited without damaging them. However, there may be a low resistance 12V battery that could potentially get shorted.