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Today I repaired and completed the sine inverter project using Arduino. This is an old project but it has some bugs, I fixed them. This video only tests how arduino creates pure sine wave using SPWM. I am designing a 2KW power PCB with "heart" as an nano arduino board. Maybe the next video I can finish it and share it with everyone. Below is the old 300W PCB, using "Inverter Shield". designed by me, Sorry, you can't buy it at the store or on the web because I don't sell them, I just design and share PCB files, you have to learn how to create your PCB from PDF files or files. BRD (of eagle software). All my projects are free, I design them on EAGLE 6.0. I uploaded it to Google drive. You need to use a web browser to download the file and open the file with winrar software (extract) on the PC. Open schematic file (.SCH) and PCB file (.BRD) with EAGLE software. Hope you enjoy my videos and projects. Like, share and don't forget to subscribe to my channel. one more thing, thanks to everyone, my channel has reached 50K subscribers.
" I am designing a 2KW power PCB with "heart" as an nano arduino board. Maybe the next video I can finish it and share it with everyone" - looking forward to that - awesome
The file you have provided doesn't contain schematic file... If you understand schematic as a picture with incomplete information regarding components then you are wrong.... Provide complete data or it's better to not provide anything
I have 10k Variable resistor which conected to ground and 5V of arduino and the middle pin to the arduino pin A0, i also tried with A1, but not yet working ... i maked this for high voltage every thing working fine only feedback not working ...
I dont understand the diagram u showed on the computer is it the feedback diagram you show or the circuit you make cause if so it dont look like the circuit you make look at it over and over to understand if it's the feedback diagram or not
The output transformer shown in this video is capable to deliver not more than 300 Watts of power and that is according to it's core dimensions. So it is impossible to give 2000 Watts.
Anyone expecting the "You're call is important to us, please stay on the line." to interrupt that background music? I swear it's the same track a lot of companies use when they put people on hold for customer service calls.
Your voltage feed back is not a feed back it is a voltage reference input. Feed back would be derived from to output of the transformer via a decoupling circuit and opto. All of this would be calibrated and feed back voltage supplied back into the Arduino. The purpose of the voltage feed back would be to maintain a 220Vac output regardless of the current load on the transformer (Tx) secondary stage, to compensate for the Tx regulation characteristics as much as possible given the primary supply voltage and the Tx Fe and Cu circuit. You may want to do that as your next video and possibly introduce some over current detection and protection into the system.
Truly a show the project compliments, I will try to make it happen if you will give me a helping hand in identifying the transformer I have if it works for that project. I wanted to ask you why you can't get to 230volt? Well congratulations again for the project we see the development of this project which is very very interesting. 😉😉😉
@@PhdHung A 7 volt transformer is a bit of a problem I assume is a bit difficult to find, but one at 12v I keep it safe, so I'll use that for the other projects you've made, even the one with PIC is interesting.
With sine voltage. AC x 1,414 = DC. Therefore, it is necessary to use an 8V transformer. For example, you use a diode bridge to convert 220VAC to 310VDC. (220V x 1,414 ~ 310V)
I made these inverter uploaded the code but the Arduino is not give correct output . I am using uno r3 with atmega 8 ic . Arduino sometimes give output sometimes not , sometimes intermittently . i have checked the main board it's fine i replaced the ir2103 ic but no use what i have to do sir
Heloo hommade102 What is the difference between this sine inverter use arduino and the other sine wave use EGS002 with 400v boost converter What is the difference and which are the best?
The onboard timer of Arduino isn't the most precise! I'd guess that the stronger ones use some beefier IGBTs and a bigger Coil, with wires on a bigger diameter.
@@PhdHung i tried it. But its taking me to the Facebook page. But i am not able to find the project details. Can you please guide me. Thank you for the reply.
Добрый день уважаемый. Хорошая работа! Хочу попробовать повторить ваш инвертор, но я на смог найти файлы у вас на странице... Если вас не затруднит, могли бы вы отправить мне на почту? Заранее благодарю. alexej550271@gmail.com.
Sir, why does the inverter that I designed using your program always die when the load is more than 100 watts? I have also used the ir2103 driver with the H-bridge topology. Please reply sir
This is excellent for being a homemade that someone with some electrical/arduino experience could make. Really clean waveform! Saving this video for future use. What devices have you tested it on?
