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srg
- Jan 1, 1970
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Dear Group,
Could someone please kindly explain the topology of current fed inverters.
I wish to drive a parallel tank circuit with the out put of the inverter.
What I do not understand is the topology of the source circuit ie :-
As I understand it ---
A voltage fed inverter users a 240 AC line into a bridge rectifier which
converts to DC that is then fed to a cap for smoothing which then supplies
the inverter.
A current fed inverter users a 240v AC line into a bridge rectifier which
converts to DC that is then fed to an inductor in series which then supplies
the inverter.
How does one calculate the value for the inductor?
Regards
Steve
Could someone please kindly explain the topology of current fed inverters.
I wish to drive a parallel tank circuit with the out put of the inverter.
What I do not understand is the topology of the source circuit ie :-
As I understand it ---
A voltage fed inverter users a 240 AC line into a bridge rectifier which
converts to DC that is then fed to a cap for smoothing which then supplies
the inverter.
A current fed inverter users a 240v AC line into a bridge rectifier which
converts to DC that is then fed to an inductor in series which then supplies
the inverter.
How does one calculate the value for the inductor?
Regards
Steve