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help needed

03/19/2008 6:15 PM

Can someone tell me what to do i have constructed an inverter circuit of 12 volts, but the problem is that it is a pulsating direct current that produce, i.e there is a dc component in the pulsating voltage. can the dc be completely remove so that i can have only the ac. my email is ekpogodwin@yahoo.com .
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Re: help needed

03/19/2008 7:59 PM

Hello Guest,

I do not reply to email addresses.

Yes, there are a few ways to obtain AC only output from your inverter.

Please reply here, with a schematic of your inverter, with component values etc listed.

Then you may be assisted.

Kind Regards....

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