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Car Battery to AC inverter

Posted by: andrew ()

Date: June 28, 2003 06:01PM

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The inverter here is just a current inverter designed to change DC Current from your car battery into AC current for use on AC devices such as a Laptop, or, if your the kind of person who needs such a Thing in the car, a toaster.

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Re: Car Battery to AC inverter

Posted by: Uwe ()

Date: August 06, 2003 08:41PM

Thats an interesting circuit, I assume the output will be a square wave. Are there also sine wave modifications, also what would the output power rating be?
Best regards,
Uwe

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Re: Car Battery to AC inverter

Posted by: ABILASH CHANDRAN ()

Date: September 03, 2003 02:56PM

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(andrew @ June 28 2003,18:01):
[www.reconnsworld.com]

The inverter here is just a current inverter designed to change DC Current from your car battery into AC current for use on AC devices such as a Laptop, or, if your the kind of person who needs such a Thing in the car, a toaster.

sir iwant the circuit of an inverter with full details

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Re: Car Battery to AC inverter

Posted by: Chan2565 ()

Date: March 10, 2005 08:59AM

What is the purpose of using more three over one that is properly heat sunk?

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Re: Car Battery to AC inverter

Posted by: jrbeaman ()

Date: June 06, 2005 08:52PM

The devices that are being used cannot handle the current. Using three in parallel will give you 3 times the current. The devices cannot supply more, even if you heat sink them, they have internal current limiting circuitry.

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Re: Car Battery to AC inverter

Posted by: albert wo ()

Date: December 11, 2005 11:59PM

The transformer just the normal step-down transformer, right? Just used it the other way round for this purpose (12v:110v transformer). So, is it work with transformer 12v:230v to get output of 230v where used in my country?

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Re: Car Battery to AC inverter

Posted by: Jarkko ()

Date: May 02, 2006 11:28AM

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(Guest @ Dec. 11 2005,23:59):
The transformer just the normal step-down transformer, right? Just used it the other way round for this purpose (12v:110v transformer). So, is it work with transformer 12v:230v to get output of 230v where used in my country?

It works just like that... use 12V/230V transformer gives 230V out.

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Re: Car Battery to AC inverter

Posted by: ichendah ()

Date: September 04, 2006 01:40PM

i dont under stand the diagram where is the out put

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Re: Car Battery to AC inverter

Posted by: guest ()

Date: March 09, 2010 03:21AM

Does anyone know how can i get 220VAC with wopping 300W rating from a 12VDC battery smoking smiley

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