I am currently a PhD student at UC Berkeley, following a 6-year journey working at Apple after my undergrad years at Cornell University. I grew up in Dhaka, Bangladesh where my interest in electronics was cultivated, resulting in the creation of this blog.
Please can you explain in detail the advantages of FULL BRIDGE over CENTER TAPPED inverters apart from extra coil cost. Lets assume a transformer is wound with 12SWG 25 turns at the primary for FULL BRIDGE, and the same size of transformer is used to wind 25-0-25 CENTER TAPPED with also 12SWG, what will be the difference if all other parts of the inverter is built with equal material. Thanks Keles
I didn't put the code up on my blog since it wasn't well documented. However, I'm using those as the base for the further projects I'm doing on the PIC32 and I'm putting those up on my blog with documentation.
If there's a specific section that you would like to see, let me know and I'll document that better and put it up.
Please can you explain in detail the advantages of FULL BRIDGE over CENTER TAPPED inverters apart from extra coil cost. Lets assume a transformer is wound with 12SWG 25 turns at the primary for FULL BRIDGE, and the same size of transformer is used to wind 25-0-25 CENTER TAPPED with also 12SWG, what will be the difference if all other parts of the inverter is built with equal material.
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Keles
sir can you teach me how to program this table using pic16f84a let's say that A is an input and ,while B and C is an output,,
ReplyDeletewhen A =0 , B=0 C=0 ,
when A =1 B =1 but C stay =0 ,
then A=0 B go back to = 0 ,C as well still =0
when A =1 B=0 C=1
then A=0 B still = 0 ,C =0
the program repeat the process ,thank for your help
Where's the code for the PIC
ReplyDeleteI didn't put the code up on my blog since it wasn't well documented. However, I'm using those as the base for the further projects I'm doing on the PIC32 and I'm putting those up on my blog with documentation.
DeleteIf there's a specific section that you would like to see, let me know and I'll document that better and put it up.
Regards,
Tahmid.