In this article we learn about the main working of inverter.
we will know about what is working of inverter.
Introduction of Inverter
An inverter is used to produce an uninterrupted 220V or 110V
AC (depending on the line voltage of a particular country) supply to the device
connected as the load at the output socket. The inverter gives constant AC
voltage at its output socket when the AC mains power supply is not available.
Working of Inverter
The working of inverter can be considered in the following
conditions.
1. When the AC mains power supply is available
When the AC mains supply is available, the AC mains sensor
senses it and the supply goes to the relay and battery charging sections of the
inverter. AC main sensor activates a relay and this relay will directly pass
the AC mains supply to the output socket. The load will be driven by the line
voltage in this situation.
Also the line voltage is given to the battery charging
section where the line voltage is converted to a DC section where the line
voltages is converted to a DC voltage (12 V DC or 24 V DC usually). Then regulated and battery is charged, using
it.
There are special circuits for sensing the battery voltage and
when the battery is fully charged this charging is stopped. In some inverters,
there will be a trickle charging circuit which keeps the battery constantly at
full charge.
2. When the AC main power supply is not available, then the
working of inverter
When the AC mains power supply is not available, an
oscillator circuit inside the inverter produces a 50HZ MOS drive signal. This
MOS drive signal will amplify by the driver section and sent to the output
section. MOSFET,S or transistors are
used for the switching operations. These MOSFETs are used for the switching
operations. These MOSFET s or transistors are connected to the primary winding
of the inverter transformer.
When these switching devices receive the MOS drive signal
from the inverter circuit, they start switching between ON and OFF states at a
rate of 50HZ. This switching action of the MOSFETs or transistors causes a 50HZ
current to the primary of the inverter transformer. This result in a 220V AC or 110V AC
(depending on the winding ratio of the inverter transformer) at the secondary
or the inverter transformer. This secondary voltage is made available at the
output socket of the inverter transformer. This secondary voltage is made
available at the output socket of the inverter by a changeover relay.
Hence it is the working of inverter if you will find any
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