What is inverter AC ?

 Inverter air conditioner.

Inverter air conditioner is an intelligence system which can modulates (varying)  it's cooling capacity according to indoor heat load requirements.

Many people think that inverter AC works on inverter
But it's not true. Inverter ac consume less power than non inverter AC.
Now we will know about inverter circuit.









Inverter basics.

 Inverter is an device which converts direct current (DC) in to AC. We know that we use rectifiers to convert AC in DC .


Inverter system circuit.




There are two circuit in inverter AC.
1. Converter circuit.
2. Inverter circuit

1. Converter.   AC- DC


In this circuit there is a diode bridge which converts AC to DC. After than there is a resistance and capacitor,which creates smooth voltage.




2. Inverter circuit. DC - AC




In this circuit there are four switches 1, 2,3 and 4.

There are two circuit when switch 1&4 on and when switch 2 and 3 on.




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