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As CD4047 is used to produce a sqaure wave, what can be used to produce a sine wave at 50Hz. I will be glad to welcome any form of help, be it in notes or diagrams. But I will prefer diagrams. Thank you!
As CD4047 is used to produce a sqaure wave, what can be used to produce a sine wave at 50Hz. I will be glad to welcome any form of help, be it in notes or diagrams. But I will prefer diagrams. Thank you!
Several methods to produce a 50hz sine wave could be proposed, however if you could provide available voltage and desired output voltage and power it would narrow the choices to those more applicable to your needs.
As I replied on the other website, a sine-wave feeding transistors that are biased to have a sine-wave output wastes a lot of power as heat.
A sine-wave inverter uses a complicated high frequency pulse-width-modulation circuit. The transistors quickly switch on and off to remain cool and not waste power. The duty-cycle of the waveform determines the output voltage.
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