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hello again,
sorry for the unclear post .the thing is in our country when you say APS everyone knows what we are talking about.
i will try explaining myself
aps=is a dc to ac inverter it could be square or sine wave.in this case it is a sine wave . it is called an aps because when electricity is...
does anyone knows how to transfer a aps to a ups.i know i need to use zero crossing and i know how to do the circuit by using an opto isolator. the problem is how to read it using a pic and how to switch over.
thank you in advance for ur help:bang:
ok thank you guys .the problem is that i need to do all that using hardware not software my micro need to read only if it crossed the zero or not and i cannot use interrupt in that case.
anyone has an idea?
hello please i need a help from anyone.my problem is that i need to detect with a pic the zero crossing in yellow not in red.how can i do that??
thank you in advance
i can provide u a 5 step stablizer circuit +pcb +program with an aditional protection relay that protects ur output incase one of the relays went wrong and gave u high voltage on the output and by the way i've been selling this design for over 3 years so 100% working but nothing is for free
hello guys im back again :P finally i made my invertor work :D but i need to know if someone knows how to change the frequency in the program i need it to be exactly 50hz im getting 47hz does anyone know how
as u can see :S the 12V dc contains a shitty AC signal but i cant explain y ?? my pcb in the other pic u can see it the traces are wide and the 2 capacitors are 27000UF each
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