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Three Phase Inverting Using Pulse Width Modulation Controlled by 6802 Motorola Microprocessor

Atef Almashakbeh

Journal of Engineering Research and Reports · pp. 1–6 · Published 23 Oct 2019

10.9734/jerr/2019/v7i416977

Abstract

Different types of voltage sources are available in the market, but the point is how to convert any voltage to our desired waveform? For example; if we have a DC voltage source (like battery or dc generator) and we need to run AC motor (one phase or three phases) or run DC motor with special voltage, or we have an AC source (one phase or three phases) and need to run AC machine with special voltage and special frequency or run DC machine with special voltage. In simple meaning we need a connector between the sources and loads to match between them. But it should pass this conditions; efficiency, mobility, size, weight, range of operation, simple with using and cost. This paper focuses on designing and producing a true sinewave inverter that provides premium power which is identical to (or even better than) the power supplied by the utility company with multi output. On this work we will give an explanation for type of inverter depend on output and function for it.

Inverter pulse width modulation Electric Converter System (ECS) voltage

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