Voltage-fed Inverter Transformers

We are manufacture and supplier of Voltage-fed inverter transformers in Delhi, India that are more common than the current-fed. Let Butler Winding custom design a voltage-fed inverter for your business needs.

The term inverter is associated with several different electronic applications. In logic circuits inverter may be a logic inverter, the equivalent of a Not gate. In analogue signal processing, an inverter can be a circuit which inverts the phase of the signal being transmitted. In power conversion applications an inverter is an electronic transformer which converts power from a Direct Current (D.C.) source into Alternating Current (A.C.) power. Power conversion inverters can be divided into two sub-categories, voltage-fed inverters and current-fed inverters. Voltage-fed inverters are more common than the current-fed inverters. The electronic transformers used in inverter circuits are often called inverter transformers. Inverters produce A.C. power by switching the polarity of the D.C. power source across the D.C. power sources load. The early inverters used mechanical switches to do the switching. Vacuum tubes replaced mechanical switches in low power applications. Eventually semiconductor based switches (diodes, transistors, F.E.T.s, S.C.R.s, etc.) replaced both mechanical and vacuum tube switches.