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i dont think changing the frequency of an ac source of 50 Hz to 60Hz is possible.... maybe you can use it as power supply for a oscillator of 60Hz frequency....
Mechanical Solution: Use a motor driven by 50Hz source, and the motor drives
a 60Hz generator. I think this will give you a picture of what is needed, and
there are commercial products doing this job.
Electronic Solution: As suggested above, change to DC and change to 60Hz
by an inverter. Again, there are commercial products doing this job, and
depending on your requirements, there are variable frequency models.
Of course transformer can be use for this purpose.But the way we used is different. In this case addition circuit are required for changing the frequency.
Of course transformer can be use for this purpose.But the way we used is different. In this case addition circuit are required for changing the frequency.
actualy it's depent on the power required for operation. if it's low power electronic then you can do it using PLL, but if it's high poiwer electronics inverter is solution
i've heard of frequency conversions done using a rotory transformer to change frequency. The main difference is that the core in the transformer is rotating in both coils and shared in such a way that the difference in frequencies is produced by the rotation (rather than a motor and generator sharing a shaft). It's been a while, so I may be remembering incorrectly.
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