Have you tried shorting input to ground first?
In my prototype I don't have any noise (It's very small)
Try to change output filter,and try PetruV suggestion.
hi acca and petruv,
please checkout
first video with shorted input to ground
DSCN0110 - YouTube
this one without shorting
DSCN0113 - YouTube
changing output filter no difference
regards
ravs
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Do you tried?Oh,i get it,i will try smps
Hello,good work.
Do you mean 50hz noise?
What power supply you use?
Measure current from power supply of fets with gnd short and post here
Maybe level shifter make problem,and both transistors conduct at same time,shorting psu and making ripple.
hi acca,
no not 50hz nosw.using 50hz transnsformer 24-0-24 ac as a source ets are irf540n.one side fet get little warn and other remain cool.
ill measure the voltages and post later .
thanks
ravs
Sory but I don't understand
What noise you mean 50hz or switching?
Try to filter your psu.
Both fets must have same temp.
acca please check those video links in my early post
Try to source IR2184,I don't know now do ir2110 have internal dead time.In few days I'll try with optocopuler drive,and post here if have success.
2184 very expensive uver here.
regards
ravs
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