I've heard of some electronic devices having problems running on the output of a modified sine wave output inverter or small generator that may not have the best sine wave shape. Would there be any problem using a 1, 2, or 3 stage AC line filter to clean up the output waveform of either, and would it do any good? They aren't that expensive so adding one to a generator would seem to me to make a lot of sense. What am I missing?
-- Regards, Carl Ijames
I've heard of some electronic devices having problems running on the output of a modified sine wave output inverter or small generator that may not have the best sine wave shape. Would there be any problem using a 1, 2, or 3 stage AC line filter to clean up the output waveform of either, and would it do any good? They aren't that expensive so adding one to a generator would seem to me to make a lot of sense. What am I missing? ================================================================
Grr, never mind, I misread the frequency scale on the datasheet attenuation chart I was looking at, it was in kilohertz not hertz. I knew there had to be simple reason or everyone would already be doing it.
-- Regards, Carl Ijames
That doesn't change the fact that you could clean the waveform up with LC filtering. I'd make sure as much resistive load were also added.
NT
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