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Re: I need a 12-0-12 to 230 volts inverter circiiut.

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Posted by iwasokun sunday edwin (66.178.47.243) on December 22, 2003 at 19:06:14:

In Reply to: Re: I need a 12-0-12 to 230 volts inverter circiiut. posted by Tomi Engdahl on August 13, 2003 at 02:58:01:

: : I have been trying to get myself an inverter circuit diagram of a 12-0-12 to 230 volts of about 600watts.At a frequency of 50hz and will operate florescent lamps and other household equipments.
: : I will be happy and appreciatetive if my request is granted.

:
: You are saying 12-0-12, which I quess means you have dual polarity 12V power supply. Meaning you have +12V, ground and -12V. This means that you might thinking two possibilities:
: A normal 12V to 230V power inverter thaging power from only betwen +12V and ground.
: Or 24V power inverter taking 24V between +12V and -12V (might be a better idea).

: You can find DC to AC inverter circuit plans and information at
: http://www.epanorama.net/links/psu_dcac.html

: Few circuit ideas that might be useful:

: 24 Volt DC to 110 Volt AC Power Inverter
: http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/5322/
: - convert this to 230V output: use output transformer with 230V output coil (instead of 125V transformer as used in this plan originally)

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: : : I have been trying to get myself an inverter circuit diagram of a 12-0-12 to 230 volts of about 600watts.At a frequency of 50hz and will operate florescent lamps and other household equipments. : : : I will be happy and appreciatetive if my request is granted. : : : : You are saying 12-0-12, which I quess means you have dual polarity 12V power supply. Meaning you have +12V, ground and -12V. This means that you might thinking two possibilities: : : A normal 12V to 230V power inverter thaging power from only betwen +12V and ground. : : Or 24V power inverter taking 24V between +12V and -12V (might be a better idea). : : You can find DC to AC inverter circuit plans and information at : : http://www.epanorama.net/links/psu_dcac.html : : Few circuit ideas that might be useful: : : 24 Volt DC to 110 Volt AC Power Inverter : : http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/5322/ : : - convert this to 230V output: use output transformer with 230V output coil (instead of 125V transformer as used in this plan originally)

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