JAMES IRVINE
New Member
This may seem like a stupid question, I thought I knew the answer to this but I think there is more than one answer to it and the question is to "clearly explain the function of an oscillator within an inverter circuit"
My initial thought was that it provides commutation to switch on and off switches alternatively like thyristors for example.
However I know that it's possible to create a true sinewave using positive feedback although this is very difficult so I know there is a big gap in my knowledge so may'be someone can think of another reason for oscillations? I can't think of another one at the moment.
My initial thought was that it provides commutation to switch on and off switches alternatively like thyristors for example.
However I know that it's possible to create a true sinewave using positive feedback although this is very difficult so I know there is a big gap in my knowledge so may'be someone can think of another reason for oscillations? I can't think of another one at the moment.