i’m currently working on a project that generates dc power and runs under it’s own power. the end product will be inverted dc to ac power thus making “usable” electricity. i am only an amature/tinkerer and have come to find i don’t know as much as i’d like to in this area. My question is that if you were to use a voltage stablizer, would the electricity i’m producing be suitable for high end electronics? i understand that there are different sine waves and patterns in which electricity is conducted…(i basically need to make sure the squares will fit in the round holes?) lol
Sep 04, 2010 @ 07:49:44
i’m currently working on a project that generates dc power and runs under it’s own power. the end product will be inverted dc to ac power thus making “usable” electricity. i am only an amature/tinkerer and have come to find i don’t know as much as i’d like to in this area. My question is that if you were to use a voltage stablizer, would the electricity i’m producing be suitable for high end electronics? i understand that there are different sine waves and patterns in which electricity is conducted…(i basically need to make sure the squares will fit in the round holes?) lol