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=Overview=
=Overview=


Youtube videos from Yoonseo on how the signals are transformed in the Inverter.
*Youtube videos from Yoonseo on how the signals are transformed in the Inverter.
 
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdNIinKLGW4&feature=plcp Inverter 101, Part 1]
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdNIinKLGW4&feature=plcp Inverter 101, Part 1]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zAiwC5GQTY&feature=plcp Inverter 101, Part 2]
 
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zAiwC5GQTY&feature=plcp Inverter 101, Part 2]


=Modules=
=Modules=


[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crowbar_%28circuit%29 Crowbar Circuit]: Short Circuit Protection (I'd have that on the DC side, right after the battery)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crowbar_%28circuit%29 Crowbar Circuit]: Short Circuit Protection (I'd have that on the DC side, right after the battery)
 
*Square Wave Generator
Square Wave Generator
*Triangle Wave Generator
 
*Reference Sine Wave Generator
Triangle Wave Generator
*Sine Wave Amplifier
 
*[[Inverter/Boost_Converter Boost Converter]]
Reference Sine Wave Generator
*[[Inverter/Push_Pull Push Pull]]
 
*Feedback (reference voltage chip and comparator)
Sine Wave Amplifier
*[[Inverter/Yoonseo Design/H Bridge]]
 
[http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Inverter/Boost_Converter Boost Converter]
 
[http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Inverter/Push_Pull Push Pull]
 
Feedback (reference voltage chip and comparator)


== Notes on Inductive vs Resistive Loads ==
== Notes on Inductive vs Resistive Loads ==
   
   
1) Inductive loads use magnetic fields. Examples - Motors, solenoids, and relays. If it moves, it's probably an inductive load.
#Inductive loads use magnetic fields. Examples - Motors, solenoids, and relays. If it moves, it's probably an inductive load.
 
#Inductive loads can cause blowback voltage. Circuits should be protected from this by diodes.
2) Inductive loads can cause blowback voltage. Circuits should be protected from this by diodes.
#Blowback is caused by a surge of voltage created by the collapsing magnetic field in an inductor.
#Resistive loads convert current into other forms of energy, such as heat. No risk of blowback. <ref> [http://www.markallen.com/teaching/ucsd/147a/lectures/lecture3/3.php] </ref>


3) Blowback is caused by a surge of voltage created by the collapsing magnetic field in an inductor.
== Hand Drawn Schematics ==
 
3) Resistive loads convert current into other forms of energy, such as heat. No risk of blowback. <ref> [http://www.markallen.com/teaching/ucsd/147a/lectures/lecture3/3.php] </ref>
 
 
== Design ==


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[[File:03_Feedback_Differential_Amplifier.jpg|400px|thumb|left|Feedback Differential Amplifier]]
[[File:03_Feedback_Differential_Amplifier.jpg|400px|thumb|left|Feedback Differential Amplifier]]


[[Inverter/Yoonseo Design/H Bridge]]
 
[[File:04_HBridge.jpg|400px|thumb|right|H Bridge]]
[[File:04_HBridge.jpg|400px|thumb|right|H Bridge]]



Latest revision as of 23:01, 10 February 2018

Overview

Modules

Notes on Inductive vs Resistive Loads

  1. Inductive loads use magnetic fields. Examples - Motors, solenoids, and relays. If it moves, it's probably an inductive load.
  2. Inductive loads can cause blowback voltage. Circuits should be protected from this by diodes.
  3. Blowback is caused by a surge of voltage created by the collapsing magnetic field in an inductor.
  4. Resistive loads convert current into other forms of energy, such as heat. No risk of blowback. [1]

Hand Drawn Schematics

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Overview
PWM comparators
Feedback Differential Amplifier


H Bridge
Voltage Regulator
Feedback Circuit
Inverter Wave Forms Overview
Boost Inverter Wave Forms
Sine Amplifier Circuit Diagram & Theory
Carrier Wave Generator
Triangle Wave Generator
Square Generator Circuit Diagram & Theory
Comparator
Bubba Oscillator Circuit Diagram
Bubba Oscillator Theory