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  • [Prototype]
    [Prototype]

    @prototype-G9Gn5k • Nov 28, 2012

    Ofcourse you can. Inverter is the device of your interest. Read about them.

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  • Naga teja
    Naga teja

    @naga-teja-PGwAVG • Nov 28, 2012

    yes i know that but arrangement of components to conver square wave to ine wave what i need . can u please send me the link for this conversion

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  • Jeffrey Arulraj
    Jeffrey Arulraj

    @jeffrey-xA7lUP • Nov 28, 2012

    Just use your head in imagining this circuit

    The square wave input at the gate of the MOS
    Vdd Voltage = RMS voltage of the output
    Then an LC resonant circuit in the Drain terminal to draw the output

    Here the MOS gets triggered by the Square wave voltage and the output Sine wave is got as oscillations in the LC loop

    The oscillations are strengthened by the output of the MOS so there is no extra voltage applied to the resonant circuit

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  • soni.sapan
    soni.sapan

    @sonisapan-I2Sw1d • Nov 28, 2012

    ConquerorJust use your head in imagining this circuit

    The square wave input at the gate of the MOS
    Vdd Voltage = RMS voltage of the output
    Then an LC resonant circuit in the Drain terminal to draw the output

    Here the MOS gets triggered by the Square wave voltage and the output Sine wave is got as oscillations in the LC loop

    The oscillations are strengthened by the output of the MOS so there is no extra voltage applied to the resonant circuit

    I think its oscillator circuit then why we need Square wave? Is triggering necessary?

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  • Naga teja
    Naga teja

    @naga-teja-PGwAVG • Nov 28, 2012

    ok guys i got u but in case of high power which component will replace the MOS

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  • Jeffrey Arulraj
    Jeffrey Arulraj

    @jeffrey-xA7lUP • Nov 29, 2012

    soni.sapanI think its oscillator circuit then why we need Square wave? Is triggering necessary?

    Hey buddy do heck the first post there is a square wave which needs to be converted into sine that is why I said ?

    And how on earth will a MOSFET be turned on then with out Gate voltage

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  • Jeffrey Arulraj
    Jeffrey Arulraj

    @jeffrey-xA7lUP • Nov 29, 2012

    Naga tejaok guys i got u but in case of high power which component will replace the MOS

    That depends IGBT's can to an extent or IGFET's But there are MOS capable to operate even in 2 KV ratings what is your voltage need that plays the determining factor here

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  • pinank
    pinank

    @pinank-6TUo5O • Dec 12, 2012

    can we superimpose square waves having different time periods to create sine waves?!

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  • Jeffrey Arulraj
    Jeffrey Arulraj

    @jeffrey-xA7lUP • Dec 13, 2012

    I don't think it is possible friend cause only the amplitude of the square wave will be increased and not a sine wave will not come

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  • pinank
    pinank

    @pinank-6TUo5O • Dec 16, 2012

    areyy we can have squares waves of different amplitude and time periods to generate in sine waves?

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  • Jeffrey Arulraj
    Jeffrey Arulraj

    @jeffrey-xA7lUP • Dec 16, 2012

    Areyy this is not math wherre exact super position is always possible you can create a sine wave by using inverter tech but not like super imposing a bunch of square waves

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