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An inverter or power inverter, refers to an electronic device that converts direct current (DC) into alternating current (AC). In our daily life, we often convert 110V or 220V AC power into DC power for use, while the inverter plays the opposite role. In other words, the inverter is used to convert the 12V, 24V or 48V DC power via car battery or battery bank to AC 110V, 120V, 220V, 230V, or 240V AC power. The power inverter can provide AC household power on the move, ideal for charging the electronics or appliances such as mobile phones, iPad, computers, TV, washing machines, rice cookers, refrigerators, video recorders, fans, lighting, air conditioning, electric grinding wheel, electric tools, etc. Therefore, the inverter is a must-have when you are working outside, traveling, camping or encountering emergency power failure.
Features of inverter
Structure and principle of inverter
The power inverter is a kind of DC to AC transformer, and it is actually a process of voltage inversion compared with the converter. The converter is to convert the AC power of the mains grid into a stable 12V DC output, while the inverter is to convert the 12V DC voltage of the adapter into high-frequency high-voltage alternating current. Both of converter and inverter use the pulse width modulation (PWM) technology. The inverter is made of inverting circuit, logic control circuit and filtering circuit, mainly including input interface, voltage start circuit, MOS switch, PWM controller, DC conversion circuit, feedback circuit, LC oscillation and output circuit, load and so on, as shown in the following figure.
In brief, the control circuit of the inverter controls the operation of the whole system, the inverting circuit plays role of converting direct current into alternating current, and the filtering circuit is used to filter out undesired signals. The more specific work of the inverting circuit is as follows: firstly, the LC oscillation circuit converts DC power into AC power; secondly, the coil steps up the irregular alternating current into a square alternating current; finally, the square alternating current is rectified to sine wave alternating current.