What are the core components of the inverter?

When it comes to inverters, most people's understanding of this electronic device is generally limited to its ability to convert different currents, such as converting direct current into alternating current. Since most of our household electrical appliances use alternating current, and with the popularity of various household appliances, electronic devices such as inverters have become mechanical equipment that every household must have. So today, in order to let users better understand this electronic device, the editor has made a brief analysis of its core components.

For the inverter, the transformer can be said to be one of its core components. It plays a vital role in helping the inverter to convert alternating current into direct current. The operating procedure of the transformer is actually similar to the principle of the converter. Usually, the most widely used conversion technology is pulse width modulation technology. The role of this part is like our human brain, playing a command and control role.

In addition to the transformer, regulators, low-voltage protection circuits and other devices are also one of the common core components of the inverter. It is precisely because of the coordination of these core components that the inverter, a seemingly inconspicuous electronic device, plays an important role, thus bringing great convenience to our daily life. Of course, the inverter we talk about in daily life does not refer to only one type, it is a general term. There are many types of inverters that are truly applied to life. For example, there are many types of inverters, such as square wave inverters, passive inverters, etc. I will not expand on them one by one here. Therefore, when we consumers buy, we should decide according to our actual needs.