DC to AC inveter 12 vdc /220 ac

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pls : how can i get a pure sin-wave from inverter .........the output of the inverter is a square wave I'd like to remove the harmonics and get sin wave ....any one have a design of filter
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my inverter 12 vdc /220 ac ....and 200 watt
 

build with CMOS 4047 that is the main component of this small voltage converter that transforms a 12V DC into 220V AC. 4047 is used as a astable mutivibrator, at pins 10 and 11 will have a symmetrical rectangular signal wich is amplified b 2 Darlington transistors and finally reach the secondary coil of mains transformer ( 2x10V / 60VA ).


DIY 12V to 220V converter
Inverter 100W, 12V DC to 220V AC « Circuit Diagram

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build with CMOS 4047 that is the main component of this small voltage converter that transforms a 12V DC into 220V AC. 4047 is used as a astable mutivibrator, at pins 10 and 11 will have a symmetrical rectangular signal wich is amplified b 2 Darlington transistors and finally reach the secondary coil of mains transformer ( 2x10V / 60VA ).


DIY 12V to 220V converter
Inverter 100W, 12V DC to 220V AC « Circuit Diagram


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Hi,for you to get puresine you have to used the pwm technics otherwise you end up getting modified sine.
 
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Thanks to all
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the problem with me is how to design a filter to remove third and fifth harmonic (L , C) filter
 

You can use this formula. 2pifL=1/2pifc
 

@kabiru
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more details pls i didn't understand
 

Hi..
I think this reference guide is good help for you.
 

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