Devices that convert the car battery's 12 V DC into 110 V AC are easily available. The conversion from 12 V DC into 110 V AC is done in 2 steps. One circuit in the device changes DC into AC and transformer changes the voltage. Does it matter which step is done first and why?Any help would be awesome! Thanks!
transformers do not change DC values. Do not hook a transformer to DC. Depending on how the connections are made, it may be a short circuit.
a device which converts Direct current into Alternating current is called an INVERTER - - - a TRansformer NEEDS Alternating or ( in this case PULSATING Direct current ) in order to work -- so an INVERTER has a circuit which makes PULSATING Direct current - - - There are several designs -- and If this circuit puts a current in L one TRansformer primary winding to ground Stops theninto L two TRansformer primary to ground - on and off over and over -- - - the secondary will have a REAL Alternating current output - google INVERTER Design / INVERTER / Silicon Controlled Rectifier INVERTER Design --- the Voltage Step up done last ( second Step ) -- because the TRansformer NEEDS the first Step ( a circuit to make an REAL ac or PULSATING dc in order to function )
