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Sinewave inverter prototype...

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Re: Sinewave inverter prototype.

How much power it can deliver in terms of watts.
 
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I do not know. But think is possible to take as minimum 200W from this
 

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Dear!
Is this the limitation of the inverter (350v DC)
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or H-bridge sine converter?
 

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I bear in mind last scheme. Scheme with 50Hz big iron transformer is limited basically by power of the transformer.
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For 350DC>>220AC there was possible use such scheme, with extended to 1us delay. But it not tested on real hardware.
 
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next version, based on cheap Tiny43 mcu.
 

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Hi
It is very strange that Tiny43 is expensive than ATmega8 here in Pakistan, This version with big 50HZ Transformer can be enhanced with implementing a charger using the same transformer by using a triac and zero cross detector.
BTW what turns ratio are you using mean 8/280 8/315 or 12/220.
regards
 

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May be it is really strange but that there is as is ). For example, pricelist of most popular local seller - **broken link removed** (1USD=35RUB).
can be enhanced with implementing a charger using the same transformer
Yes, certainly. Because built-in FET diodes is already ready rectifier, and for implementing a charger is remains to switch off bridge and add triac for regulation, at first sight. But may be later. Next winter )
what turns ratio are you using mean 8/280 8/315 or 12/220.
I take transformer from UPS with quasi sine wave output with 1/30 turns ratio, as i see on oscilloscope.
 
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OK
What is the difference between this version (tin48) and the version with Atmega8 shown by you in the earlier posts, as I want to make it with Atmega8 with seven segment display as shown by you early. my question here whether this version is advance as compared to the atmega8 version.
 

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Tiny48 version is not has essential advantages in compare with mega8 scheme.
In the same way as tiny13 version. )
 

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OK
but this version have overload detection as seen from low ohm resistor on the output

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Sorry got it now you did it on the lower side of the transformer. Now I want to go ahead with the atmega8 version please post here the final version of atmega8 version with big 50Hz transformer with current sensing on the high side as finding suitable shunts here is difficult, but 0.1R and onwards are available easily.
my other question is about seven segment what is it for. mean what r u showing on it.
 

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with current sensing on the high side as finding suitable shunts here is difficult
It is easy to make from two twisted wires or strips or as we may see in cheap multimeters - from thick bitten wire.
And there only overcurrent detecting presence in that scheme on high side, not sensing.
what r u showing on it
it depends from display native brightness and may be from 330R to 1k.
 

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Thats right but plz post here the final firmware for the atmega8 with schematcs for 50 hz transformer. implementing output voltage correction.
Thanks and regards.
 

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The last firmware is final, i have no any other for this.
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Thanks, but where is the other part of the schematic diagram and HEX file.
 

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this scheme is separate for event if it is necessary to get more 200W (or, else possible implement 24V source instead of 12V), anyway possible to adapt to several versions of converter
 

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Can you post here again the base circuit with Hex file.
 

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Can you post he source and does it have multiple tables for voltage correction?
 

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Yes, i can/ it has. But voltage correction is not properly tested function because i have not transformer with more then 1/30 turns ratio
 

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But hopefully you would have tested it in simulation.

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Hi
there are two opto-coupler for charge can you explain this.
and I have DIP28 version so I will omit the Seven segment portion.
 

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