if it would be somehow possible to re-do the signal generation and somehow make it able to accept an audio signal input and output an audio signal on the output to power a speaker and work as an amplifier??
I have a 500 watt pure sinewave inverter that might work with some tweaks possibly?
of course it would be a mono output not stereo but is there some way to make it work?
It doesnt have to be exactly class D but somewhere close enough?
I have a 500 watt pure sinewave inverter that might work with some tweaks possibly?
of course it would be a mono output not stereo but is there some way to make it work?
It doesnt have to be exactly class D but somewhere close enough?
A power inverter is designed much simpler than a class D amplifier with the purpose to have an even better efficiency and less costs. It is mainly designed as a push-pull stage and can only produce signals around the 50-60Hz it is designed for: 12v Dc To 220v Ac Converter Circuit Diagram HP PHOTOSMART PRINTER
Further, it cannot change the amplitude much.
Further, it cannot change the amplitude much.
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Another Realflow impossible project designed to start a 50 page 500 post endless thread.
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and so on and on and on.
Another Realflow impossible project designed to start a 50 page 500 post endless thread.
Just look at the dozen similar type threads started the same way.
A few samples:
* Is it safe to do this? antenna ground tied to RCA input ground?
* Modem got infested with bugs. Safe to wash it?
* Can a car amplifier run off of a 9 volt battery?
* Is it weird that I use the capacitance tester on my multimeter to check LED's??
* LED phosphor coating fell off the LED die!!
and so on and on and on.
there are 2types of pure sine inverters.
the LF ones,using a big stepup transformer and as such are bidirectional capable (example: victron inverters)
HF based, with serveral paralell boost converters to a HV rail, and a PWM stage to chop that to AC. weigth tells you the difference.
the LF ones,using a big stepup transformer and as such are bidirectional capable (example: victron inverters)
HF based, with serveral paralell boost converters to a HV rail, and a PWM stage to chop that to AC. weigth tells you the difference.
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