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    This document discusses the design and construction of an audio inverter circuit to provide AC power where it is not available. It describes winding the transformer coils for the power stage, including calculating the number of primary and secondary windings based on switching frequency, output voltage and current. Practical examples are provided to illustrate how to apply the calculations for a specific toroidal core. Proper cooling of diodes and transistors is also noted to ensure the circuit functions as an inverter rather than a variator.

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    This document discusses the design and construction of an audio inverter circuit to provide AC power where it is not available. It describes winding the transformer coils for the power stage, including calculating the number of primary and secondary windings based on switching frequency, output voltage and current. Practical examples are provided to illustrate how to apply the calculations for a specific toroidal core. Proper cooling of diodes and transistors is also noted to ensure the circuit functions as an inverter rather than a variator.

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    This document discusses the design and construction of an audio inverter circuit to provide AC power where it is not available. It describes winding the transformer coils for the power stage, including calculating the number of primary and secondary windings based on switching frequency, output voltage and current. Practical examples are provided to illustrate how to apply the calculations for a specific toroidal core. Proper cooling of diodes and transistors is also noted to ensure the circuit functions as an inverter rather than a variator.

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    Involving this inverter finds its application first of all in audio technology, in places where there is no AC power available

    that is easier to adapt to the


    desired applications. The wisdom of the introduction and now of the real-life: it is ... but essentially a high-frequency voltage transducer that uses the unspent
    number of advantages of the almost totally unknown SG3524 integrator I have not encountered until now :-) This circuit generates the voltage of both polarities
    to boost the power stage, which make up three decent MOSFETs in hard-parallel wiring. On their output, the classical Boucherotov is a member of the Bruma
    filtering and other unwanted higher or lower harmonics as well as various interfering voltages. Following is the core of the transducer - trafko, but about this toy
    yet. Trafo has two primary (coil) coils and two secondary. I recommend that you do not underestimate the use of filters because 6 out of 5 of you :-) know that
    the aquarium is the ideal source and so what to filter? Yes exactly. You should be. Last but not least, the impact of the shock, because even the bumps can drain
    the action and also damage the slows. The transfer (and switching frequency) is several kHz, so better Schottky diodes (which have a higher frequency limit
    than conventional "net" to 50 Hz) need to be used. The chokes used are basically arbitrary, but they must yield the required current. And finally the best - Zener
    diode divider and LED as a feedback for stabilizing output voltage. I have never seen the power of the inverter, but it has never been, but according to the used
    kernel it could be 200, even peaked at 300W but with a slight decrease, I assume.

    How to wind up the trap:

    5)
    Number of primary winding threads: Np = (1.37x10 / (F x Ae) where Np - number of threads on the primary, F-switching frequency, Ae-cross section

    Number of secondary winding threads: Ns / Np = Vo / 8,8 where Ns-number of secondary threads, Vo-output voltage to secondary

    Primary winding area: Ap = 0.004xVoxIo where Ap is the area, Io is the output current

    Secondary winding area: As = 0.13x10

    For the sake of clarity, I will also introduce the practical calculation for a particular core which is of the annular toroidal type, the internal diameter is 2.5cm
    and the cross sectional area of the ring in square centimeters is 0.75.

    The working frequency of this generator is 50 kHz, ie Np = 2.74, the second calculation and therefore the result is Ns / Np = 4.2.

    The rounded number of screws on the secondary is 17. If we want symmetric and primaries we need 2x3 threads and the secondary 2x17 threads. For the
    2
    calculation of Ap it is necessary to enter the whole voltage, ie 74V and the output current is considered 8A, ie the surface will be 2.36mm . If we use a 1mm
    2
    diameter wire, we will need an area of 0.785mm , so for both primary windings we will need to wind this winding three times with such a wire. On the
    secondary we get As = 1mm (for Is = 8) and since we use 0.8mm diameter wire, we will need to use such wires in two ways.

    Still, just the diodes as well as the transistors need to be well cooled, otherwise the inverter will be a variator, and thus will not fulfill the original
    purpose. Probably.

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