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Hi Bob RM> The only ways I can see of faking a 240V sinewave are (a) synth RM> it with fast pwm, as above, (b) do a squarewave and filter it RM> at hi power with caps and big fat heavy expensive inductors, RM> (c) synth it as in (a) and filter the output as in (b), and (d) RM> drive the transformer with a linear amp, and waste a bit of the RM> 240 output to drive its cooling fans. BL> The usual solution is to synthesise it (but balanced push-pull) with BL> a simpler low-Q filter than you need for (b). Gotcha. I'll rewrite the list. BL> As I said once before, I BL> like the linear amp approach for low power. Its disadvantages (size, heat, efficiency esp. on batteries) usually outweigh the sensual beauty of the sine curve... Cheers --- PPoint 1.88* Origin: Silicon Heaven (3:711/934.16) SEEN-BY: 711/934 712/610 624 @PATH: 711/934 |
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