1. E rawa ni vakayagataki e dua na dauveivakasaurarataki me dauveivakamatei?

E rawa ni vakayagataki e dua na dauveivakasaurarataki me dauveivakamatei? Na kena isau na sega. Na inverter e dua na gacagaca e tiko kina e dua na misini ni dauveivakamatei. It is essentially different from a transformer. It inputs DC and then outputs AC. The working principle is the same as that of a switching power supply, but The oscillation frequency is within a certain range. Me kena ivakaraitaki, if the frequency is 50HZ, the output is AC 50HZ. O koya gona, an inverter is a device that can change its output frequency. E rawa ni vakayagataki e dua na dauveivakasaurarataki me dauveivakamatei? Sega, a transformer generally refers to a device in a specific frequency range. It takes AC input and then outputs AC, but only changes the size of the output voltage. Me kena ivakaraitaki, power frequency transformers are those commonly seen. The input and output are both alternating current, and they can only work in the range of 40-60HZ.

2. What is the difference between a transformer and an inverter?

What is the difference between a transformer and an inverter? An inverter converts DC power into AC power, while a transformer is an electrical device that uses the principle of electromagnetic induction to achieve power conversion. It can convert a voltage or current of AC power into Another voltage and current alternating current energy of the same frequency.

Simply put, an inverter is an electronic device that converts low-voltage (12 or 24 volts) direct current into 220 volts alternating current. Because we usually rectify 220 volt alternating current into direct current for use, and the inverter does the opposite, hence the name. We are in a "mobile" era, mobile office, mobile communication, mobile leisure and entertainment. When moving, people not only need low-voltage DC power supplied by batteries or batteries, but also need 220-volt AC power that is indispensable in our daily environment. Inverters can meet our needs.