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Re: How to Modify output Frequency of a Husky 400 Watt Inverter
« Reply #10 on: May 25, 2009, 16:45:49 pm »
The output signal right out of the inverter is square before and after the mod, the mod only changed the freq. but when using a LC circuit on the ouput we can get a sine wave just like I did.

I used a series LC circuit. the LC combo was tuned for 650 Hz, and you can see that the wave is better at that frea, then when I run it at 420hz, the wave is distorted. I didn't have big enouph caps to tune it for the 420hz.

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Re: How to Modify output Frequency of a Husky 400 Watt Inverter
« Reply #12 on: May 25, 2009, 20:42:53 pm »
Ok, I was able to mod the husky inverter to output frequencies from 40Hz to 650Hz.

Using a transformer and a some caps we can also get a pretty good sine wave.



Very Nice work.  The main point here is you set out to do something and you were successful.  It may not have a large fequency range for tuning but what the heck I think its a way cool idea.  Nice work again!.
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Re: How to Modify output Frequency of a Husky 400 Watt Inverter
« Reply #13 on: August 04, 2009, 22:50:22 pm »
The output signal right out of the inverter is square before and after the mod, the mod only changed the freq. but when using a LC circuit on the ouput we can get a sine wave just like I did.

I used a series LC circuit. the LC combo was tuned for 650 Hz, and you can see that the wave is better at that frea, then when I run it at 420hz, the wave is distorted. I didn't have big enouph caps to tune it for the 420hz.

Please post the schematic for series LC circuit you used to clean up the sine wave.

Thanks in advance.