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How does a Power Inverter work?

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How does the above work? Don't say it takes DC and converts it to AC or that you plug it into your car and you can use AC appliances. I wish to actually know how it works? I am looking at recreating one for and experiment that i need it taylored to my needs but i need to know how it works first! So if anyone could explain how it works. I know it uses transistors that are switched off and on. But i need much more detail than this if i am to recreate one! So if anyone could help it would be much appreciated!

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  1. Look up a schematic on the internet. Read the wikipedia article which has a simplified schematic.

    Basically a multivibrator generates a 60 Hz square wave which is applied to a pair of power transistor that switch the 12 volts through a transformer primary in a push pull configuration. The transformer steps up this 24 volt square wave to 120 volts.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverter_%2...

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