Inverter is a power electronic circuit that converts the direct voltage (DC) to an alternating voltage (AC). Inverters are used in a range of applications from consumer electronics and industrial to renewable energy. The flexible capability to create an AC signal from a DC voltage, frequency and speed control are all accomplished from the use of Inverter. Inverter takes the voltage and passes it through switching elements which turn the DC signal into an AC square wave signal. This wave is then passes through filter which turns it into a sine wave signal of the required voltage. This paper presents design an inverter with overcurrent protection circuit without microcontroller, where the MOSFET gate driver is controlled by pulses generated from 555 timer, and with using a low pass filter and setup transformer, a low cost sine wave inverter has been obtained. The heart of the design is 555 timer. The design is achieved in Proteus 8. Simulation results demonstrated that a single phase sine wave (50 Hz) has been generated by a half bridge inverter and a full bridge inverter and protection circuit from current higher than 4.5A has been built. The reliability and accuracy of the system are verified through an experiment.
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Single Phase Sin Wave Inverter, Half Bridge Inverter, Full Bridge Inverter, Overload Protection Circuit
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Samhar Saeed Shukir. (2021). Design a Half Bridge Inverter and a Full Bridge Inverter with Overload Protection Circuit Using IC555. Industrial Engineering, 5(1), 21-27. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.ie.20210501.13
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