[sdiy] 12VDC to 12VAC converter [OT]
ASSI
Stromeko at compuserve.de
Tue Sep 4 09:27:52 CEST 2007
On Montag 03 September 2007, Seb Francis wrote:
> I need to produce a 12VAC 20VA 50Hz supply from a 12VDC input. It's
> to run a 12VAC motor from a car battery, so the AC voltage doesn't
> have to be particularly sine-like or regulated.
Look for a PWM driver for appliance motors, preferrably with an
integrated H-bridge and just feed it an unmodulated 50Hz (or whatever
is close enough) signal. Rolling your own is entirely possible at
roughly 2A, but then you have to deal by yourself with controlling the
dead-time during the switching event and with the reactance from the
motor coils. If you do roll your own controllers, there are ready-made
H-bridge or half-bridge IC, both bipolar or MOSFET and with or without
the driver circuitry from many companies. Just the bridge drivers are
available seperately, too. There's a stub entry on Whackypedia that
has a few external links that may be helpful:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H-bridge
Google brings a lot of useful links on that topic as well.
Achim.
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