As some of you know, I have been working on a special inverter taking 100-150 VDC and transforming it into 117 vac. My modified sinewave I spoke of last week just isn't feasible because of the noise.
One of my highschool daughters asked me (yes, she's a brainiac) yesterday a stupid question that turned out to be smarter than me.
She asked me if I could just take a low power sine wave generator, feed it into a 600 VDC 15 A full-wave H bridge and use the output directly. Well, I can see that the DC isn't high enough magnitude, but if I doubled the DC, biased the unit so I could use the most linear area of the bridge, wouldn't that work? This would save me a lot of board space and trouble, if that's all there is.
Don't beat me up, folks.
One of my highschool daughters asked me (yes, she's a brainiac) yesterday a stupid question that turned out to be smarter than me.
She asked me if I could just take a low power sine wave generator, feed it into a 600 VDC 15 A full-wave H bridge and use the output directly. Well, I can see that the DC isn't high enough magnitude, but if I doubled the DC, biased the unit so I could use the most linear area of the bridge, wouldn't that work? This would save me a lot of board space and trouble, if that's all there is.
Don't beat me up, folks.