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130A home made inverter welder

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It is another inverter welder, based on cores EE65 made of 3C90. The range of adjustment is 20-130A. UC3845 is the control. The converter operates in twu-transistor forward. The driver has AS (antistick) function and thermal protections. The device operates in a frequency of approximately 40kHz. The arc is very soft and flexible. You can weld with alkaline electrodes, rutile and cellulosic, such as: ER146, ER246, EB15 and ES18. The welder has two shelving construction, so that the electronics can not get dirty.

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The dimensions of the welder are: 11x28x24cm. It weighs about 5kg.

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Link to original thread (useful attachment) – Mała spawarka 130A
 

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