How To Convert An Inverter With Square Wave To Sine Wave?

[@RobertLumire]

Good work but can it be a really true sinewave

[@diymade2175]

It's close enough and as good as for most applications. Thanks for your interest!

[@RobertLumire]

Also will it not generate ahuming noise to apliance

[@diymade2175]

Noise? no, no!!

[@curtchase3730]

OK, really? That's just too simple. How come so many inverters are still square wave then? I'll try it sometime.

[@diymade2175]

Thanks for your interest, Mate! The simplest, the better however it isn't for every square wave inverter. Good luck with your experience! 🙂👍

[@mayokundeji4846]

Because the inductor will fry soon

[@diymade2175]

@@mayokundeji4846 In order to avoid that situation, the one has to manage the inductor and load accordingly, this is on the different subject. Cheers! 😁👍

[@johnfox2483]

square is cheaper. And proper coil is heavy and expensive, and have some loses.
Real sinus converters are made different.

[@diymade2175]

@@johnfox2483 U R Right on these, gain some and lose some. Thanks!

[@meassavuth4649]

No diagram can't see

[@diymade2175]

Yes, certainly has! 🙂

[@myhomelab]

Your videos is not complted u can't tell the connection watt and amps and also which type tubelight chock use?

[@diymade2175]

Cheers!

[@Rivenworld]

AI voice... again!

[@diymade2175]

That's the one of ways. Cheers! 🙂