Coswave inverter

ekmdgrf · 3 Mar 2014

I'm looking to buy a cosine wave inverter but they all seem to be either square-wave or sine-wave. Anyone know where I can get a cosine-wave inverter?

stillp · 3 Mar 2014

A cosine wave is just a sine wave displaced by 90 degress. What are you trying to do?

JohnW2 · 3 Mar 2014

stillp said:
A cosine wave is just a sine wave displaced by 90 degress.

Indeed - and since there's not really anything to which to reference the phase in an inverter, it would be impossible to distinguish between a sine wave and cosine wave output!

Kind Regards, John

ekmdgrf · 4 Mar 2014

Of course! I'll get a sine-wave inverter and just turn it on 5ms earlier! Thanks.

JohnW2 · 4 Mar 2014

ekmdgrf said:
Of course! I'll get a sine-wave inverter and just turn it on 5ms earlier! Thanks.

That ought to do the trick

Kind Regards, John

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