36 Threads found on edaboard.com: 220vac To 12vdc Converter
I am searching for a 220vac to +5VDC converter / regulator chipset.
Can someone suggest of other chip that provides the the given conversion. I've seen one from MAXIM (MAX610, 611, 612), it is a chipset that directly converts 110/220vac to a regulated +5VDC (or even variable 0 to 17VDC) but I still need other options.
Can someone (...)
Analog Circuit Design :: 15.10.2009 03:41 :: howie :: Replies: 15 :: Views: 4441
I am searching for a 220vac to +5VDC converter / regulator chipset.
Can someone suggest of other chip that provides the the given conversion. I've seen one from MAXIM (MAX610, 611, 612), it is a chipset that directly converts 110/220vac to a regulated +5VDC (or even variable 0 to 17VDC) but I still need other options.
Can someone (...)
Professional Hardware and Electronics Design :: 15.10.2009 03:45 :: howie :: Replies: 1 :: Views: 1286
Dear All,
I need to make a converter from 220vac to 12vdc -4A to operate a solenoid
i required this circuit for pulse shot only (800ms -1s)
please tell me any circuit i can not use Transformer .
only linear circuit.
Power Electronics :: 01.02.2012 10:30 :: saeed_pk :: Replies: 10 :: Views: 1900
You haven't specify AC power of the motor ..
If ≈500W is enough then here is a low cost 12vdc to 220vac inverter:
Regards,
IanP
Hobby Circuits and Small Projects Problems :: 11.02.2006 11:04 :: IanP :: Replies: 9 :: Views: 7592
can any one help me with the schematic diagram of a dc to ac converter.That is about 9vdc or 12vdc to approximately 220vac.
Other Design :: 25.07.2009 09:48 :: imported_nges :: Replies: 4 :: Views: 2526
How do you mean only way? Can you elaborate and give us some light on this?
I mean to get 300vDc from 12vdc in high power without any type of Transformer(Iron or Ferrite).
What you will get if you put Graetz bridge on HV mains (220V) ?
yes you are right you can get 310v DC
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Electronic Elementary Questions :: 30.11.2012 12:54 :: picgak :: Replies: 13 :: Views: 1260
Iam also trying to make simualtion for inverter12vdc to 220vac as my finish project. Iam working with Pspice but I couldn't now how I can Place a transformer 12v in 220v out .
I use some transformers in the library but it was giving me an error.
Any one can advice me how I can use aconvenient transformer .
Hobby Circuits and Small Projects Problems :: 26.04.2008 01:18 :: john_b :: Replies: 90 :: Views: 85242
Dear eanic,
The link you have indicated is not working. Can you suggest me an easy approach to build an inverter 12vdc-220vac 250W. Please assist me in this regard with thanks for your early responce.
Hobby Circuits and Small Projects Problems :: 09.02.2007 06:38 :: tayyabpak :: Replies: 142 :: Views: 111603
Well, let me tell you a bit more,...
I'm planning to make a IPS (Instant power supply) (a backup power). It will be AVR based. The say mega32 will first observe the 220vac mains. meanwhile, the ADC will take reading (2 ADC in that case for differential V) for charge current. The charger is not 3 stage but 2 stage. Upto a certain Current flow, it w
Electronic Elementary Questions :: 21.08.2009 11:06 :: aq_mishu :: Replies: 11 :: Views: 5343
Hi I am not doing very well! Lol. Its probably my ignorance of the power side of electronics. Apologies if my terminology is incorrect. Is everybody stumped or is it my description?
What I want is a rough application note or any circuits tips on how to provide approx 30Khz Half Bridge and feed back circuit for 220vac to 12Vac.
Basically an el
Power Electronics :: 06.04.2010 17:46 :: stuartiannaylor :: Replies: 2 :: Views: 798
Hi,
check following links , they may be useful for you
12vdc-220vac 100/200watts sinewave inverter
dc to ac converter...
12vdc - 240vac power Inverter
Power Electronics :: 19.12.2010 04:19 :: hanif :: Replies: 7 :: Views: 1650
Need DC/AC converter schemaitic. In 12vdc Out 220vac 25W 50Hz
Professional Hardware and Electronics Design :: 27.01.2004 19:35 :: Zenner :: Replies: 3 :: Views: 1221
Can't you generate 80kV, 100kV and 120kV directly from 220vac ??
Why would you go down to 12vdc and then step it up to kV ??
Regards,
IanP
Analog Circuit Design :: 27.10.2005 14:50 :: IanP :: Replies: 5 :: Views: 1637
Almost 18 batteries of 12 volts required for transformer less inverter.all batteries should conect in series.almost 216v dc.one can invert dc 216 volts into ac with h-bridge inverter circuit.
Power inverter used in car,boats etc,designed with 12 volt battery.
12v dc inverter circuit generate 220vac on secondery winding of transformer.these 220vac
Hobby Circuits and Small Projects Problems :: 17.10.2010 22:03 :: pnjbtr :: Replies: 79 :: Views: 89457
may i get the schematic n pcb for 12vdc to 220vac inverter too.. thanks..
Hobby Circuits and Small Projects Problems :: 27.09.2010 21:05 :: nazzuro :: Replies: 42 :: Views: 39901
Heheheheh, lolllll
Yep, it's bloody dangerous, I know.
Unfortunately, I can't tell you what is the energy source exactly but don't worry it's nothing nuclear and absolutely nothing unlegal.
In short, it's sort of static energy collection system wich goes through diodes to become DC in order to be stored in large high voltage oil capacito
Analog Circuit Design :: 04.05.2006 06:20 :: cverrcv :: Replies: 9 :: Views: 1869
dose any one help me to find a project DIY about 12vdc/220vac PWM inverter based on pic
Professional Hardware and Electronics Design :: 13.05.2007 00:03 :: marcony :: Replies: 928 :: Views: 236880
My advice for u is to make an alternative energy source...Make a big wind mill....produce 12vdc from it...Charge battery(12V) with it...Then invert it to make u say u wanna innovate UPS....u can do that...
Hobby Circuits and Small Projects Problems :: 11.08.2008 16:47 :: Faizan Jawaid :: Replies: 8 :: Views: 2612
I know magnetron of Microwave oven, my oven is of 700W and I have UPS of 1875VA or 1500W. I have 2 batteries of 145AH, so 290AH altogether. This means I can drive my microwave oven right from my batteries.
a magnetron requires a high DC input power of >1kW and a high input voltage of >1kV
What I know is that microwave oven runs fro
Hobby Circuits and Small Projects Problems :: 23.12.2008 20:46 :: umery2k75 :: Replies: 15 :: Views: 7664
Now I want to know what if you dont use 340 VDC and instead run the H bridge stage with 12 VDC source.
Now to have working voltage of 220vac, use a 12-220 VAC step up transformer at the output of the H bridge. Will the circuit still work. Guys your feedback would be appreciate.
Added after 5 minutes:
Now
Electronic Elementary Questions :: 30.06.2010 20:18 :: EzEe1986 :: Replies: 53 :: Views: 31836
Hi! I am an amateur user of pic microcontrollers and I want to make a pure sine inverter 12v to 220v 50Hz and the output will be 200-300W. I must use pic16f873.Could someone help me with a schematic of the circuit I want to make please???Sorry for my english....
Microcontrollers :: 04.11.2009 17:46 :: spocky :: Replies: 4 :: Views: 4693
so you thik that it will be easier to make 220V AC(sine wave) from 12vdc converting (Busting up) into 400V DC & then sepping it down into 220vac?? but why are you suggenting this intermidiate stage? loss may occure here, isn't it? and what should be the configuration in the second step? please give some detail information.
Thanks
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EDA Jobs :: 07.05.2010 16:14 :: Mithun_K_Das :: Replies: 8 :: Views: 1859
Hello everyone, I have found a lot of threads related to my query but it's exhaustive to be in everyone's conversation so I decided to post my own. I am now working for a university project (12 VDC-220vac pure sine inverter design). I started learning about inverter design just a few months ago so I have a relatively little knowledge about this. A
Power Electronics :: 14.02.2011 11:34 :: sinewave123 :: Replies: 37 :: Views: 22455
hi im new to this ive been trying to work it out. how can i get 12vdc with 6 amps from 220vac ? from my research i know i could use a transformer a bridge rectifier and a filter capacitor. can someone send a link for the transformer or if theres another way to do it can i get a simple drawing of the circuit .
thanks
Hobby Circuits and Small Projects Problems :: 06.07.2011 16:24 :: kogon :: Replies: 2 :: Views: 1457
Here is a new version of power inverter circuit, 12vdc to 220vac & 1000W with over load and short circuit protection, low battery alarm, surge power 1500W
PCB and Gerber files but no Schematic.
Power Electronics :: 17.10.2011 22:02 :: kg300 :: Replies: 61 :: Views: 22228
Was quite helpful, but that is very much different compared to SMPS type of adapter. Whats there in the link is DC to DC convertor, but in a AC to DC converter we don't convert the AC to DC and then again convert DC to DC. I'm little confused about this. We don't use a transformer to directly step down 110/220v AC,
Electronic Elementary Questions :: 05.03.2012 15:23 :: enjunear :: Replies: 24 :: Views: 1101
There is no need to design a V to I converter only for relay driving .The 12vdc cradle relay is a very economic product and available off-the-shelf at any point .The same is available in lower current ratings too ,if desired .The Goodsky 'G series' draws 8.0mA at 24 VDC and very reliable . Contacts are 250VAC/5Amps rated to drive your 110VaC .
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Power Electronics :: 19.03.2012 06:05 :: vimalkhanna :: Replies: 42 :: Views: 1022
i'm using a 3-phase 220 volt ac motor and a three pole relay 12 volts. i am using 12-0-12 step down transformer. actually nicleo my spikes are coming from ground line. if i use two seprate power supplies, one for microcontroller and other for relay and join both the grounds with 10k resistor then they work fine but i want to use only
Microcontrollers :: 03.12.2004 13:15 :: nicleo :: Replies: 10 :: Views: 2124
inspire your self from the attached design based on SG3524:
This is what we call double conversion,
1- elevation of voltage from 12 0r 24 vdc to 300 vdc
2- transforming the 300vdc to 220vac 50hz playing with the duty cycle
( this will be automatically given by the SG3524; look to the
Hobby Circuits and Small Projects Problems :: 23.05.2006 10:47 :: Doctor_E :: Replies: 14 :: Views: 4732
I guess you might have wrong information on your side.
220Vdc seems to me that it should be
220vac.
You can try using Seal Lead Acid Battery 12vdc.
Choose a big battery if you want the power to last longer.
A 7Ah or 7 amphere hour batter can run
a device drawing 7A for one hour,
or a device drawing 1A for 7 hours.
A 2A device will run f
Electronic Elementary Questions :: 31.10.2006 16:28 :: siongboon :: Replies: 4 :: Views: 632
please specify your spec like i/p and o/p ratings
darla
thanks darla1,
I need input 12vdc, output 220vac 1000va 50Hz ups with battery charging system.
I hope you will help me.
javed
Added after 3 minutes:
Here is a Schematic of a APC UPS which uses 3524
Professional Hardware and Electronics Design :: 12.08.2008 10:34 :: javed :: Replies: 22 :: Views: 17420
hi guys i need a circuit diagram for 12vdc to 220vac @ 50hz inverter with 300wattages with an automatic switch over if my 220vac mains fails
Power Electronics :: 22.02.2010 10:28 :: tshepomatjebe :: Replies: 16 :: Views: 6613
Thank erikl, its an interesting power unit for low price.
But I wonder how they made a drive for super led lightbulb of 220vac in a E27 fitting, for normal bright leds will be easy but how about the super leds who need more power like 10 - 20 up to 60 watt ?
Analog Circuit Design :: 21.11.2010 12:10 :: nedstar :: Replies: 24 :: Views: 2455
Can someone please help me understand high-frequency transformers application and use?
When observing car inverters that usually take in 12vdc and output 110VAC/60Hz or 220vac/50Hz they use small little transformers. I'm assuming they are high-frequency transformers. Are they actually performing any gain? I mean are they stepping up the AC outpu
Power Electronics :: 03.02.2011 22:17 :: binaryninja :: Replies: 3 :: Views: 1084
previously we tried with 12VAC-sin with individual rectifiers. used a 470ohm 1W resistor. now firstly planning the same, 12VAC with 100ohm 1W. Spot rectifier. Also as I was looking for a dimming effect for turning on, I am also planning to use the PWM after the transformer just to through the AC volt.
Means::
220vac-Sin-->12VAC-sin-->PWM for
Power Electronics :: 29.06.2011 07:24 :: aq_mishu :: Replies: 47 :: Views: 1550
i have made an inverter using linear topology ,12vdc to 220vac 100va ,,but it produce square wave of 50hz,, i want to know how to convert this square wave into pure sine wave (using reference sine wave),,please help me ,,i have searched on internet alot,but didn't find any useful data...
You will have very poor effi
Professional Hardware and Electronics Design :: 28.11.2012 16:24 :: Tahmid :: Replies: 138 :: Views: 6270