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Sine wave Inverter with closed-loop load regulation

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pure sine wave inverter

Dear All,
I have made sine wave inverter that is working fine but when I put Load on it, it's output voltage decreases, then I increase the amplitude of the sine wave from the bubba oscillator then output voltage increases, Now my question is that how can I do this automatically through a comparator IC or any other technique please tell me I will be wait for your Reply.


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Irfan Hussain

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sine wave bubba

A FET is used in a Wien Bridge sine-wave oscillator to make its output level constant. The FET is an automatic level control.

Is your inverter using a sine-wave driving an amplifier? Then it wastes a lot of power making heat.

A modified sine-wave inverter (actually it is a modified square-wave) and a PWM pure sine-wave inverter rectifies its output and uses the DC to change the width of its pulses For voltage control.
 
Re: Pure Sine wave Inverter

Hi Irfan,
Please contact me on my mailing address
 

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Can you show me how to change the output sinewave inverter to DC form to control the dutycycle or output voltage? I have try using fullbridge rectifier but fail to do it. Do you have anyidea about it?



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