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[moved] Seeking 5Vdc to 220V ac inverter circuit

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Hello guys,

can you tell me 5V DC to 220V ac inverter circuit/module is readymade available?

its urgent please share link.....

i can not go to design rightnow. so i can make POC in quickly......based on readymade think...
 

At what load current/power?

Bear in mind you need to source more than 44 times the current from 5V than you supply at 220V!

Brian.
 

Unless you need more than a few mA, this is not a recommended design. If your load is 22W, the same power (+20% margin due to inefficiencies and headroom) will be taken from the 5V supply. What kind of source of power you are designing for?
 

Unless you need more than a few mA, this is not a recommended design. If your load is 22W, the same power (+20% margin due to inefficiencies and headroom) will be taken from the 5V supply. What kind of source of power you are designing for?



we make powerbank for leptop but we charge that powerbank through mobile powerbank

so is any 5V DC to 220V ac module available?
 

In practical terms no.

The current from the 5V would be so high that no normal 'powerbank' could provide it for more than a few minutes. For applications like that you would normally use a lead acid battery or similar (like a car battery) because of their high current capacity.

For example, if your laptop used a typical 19V supply at say 3A it would need around 60W of power. To produce 220V, allowing for reasonable efficiency you would need to draw around 20A from the source so a typical 'powerbank', before dropping voltage too low would last less than 10 minutes.

Brian.
 

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