500 watts inverter circuit -12 volt to 220 volt

in this article, I’m going to explain the 500-watt dc to an ac inverter circuit and PCB layout. this is a simple and power inverter based on ATEX transformer ( you can get this from old SMPS of the computer ). the main advantage of this circuit is the size, the very small-sized inverter can provide up to 1000 watts ( maximum peak watts ). Check the inverter making video here

500 watts inverter
500 watts inverter

using this power inverter you can run drilling machines, mobile charger, mixi, ( recommended to not use electronic devices because it producing high frequency )

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Components list

  • SG3525 ic ———————1
  • ei33 transformer ( rewinded ) ——1
  • 3300 uf capacitor——–1
  • 330uf 200v capacitor——–2
  • Irf3205 mosfet —–4
  • 1k resistor—– 2
  • 200k resistor ——- 2
  • 330k resistor———1
  • 104pf———2
  • 10k preset pot ( bed type )—–1
  • 4.7 uf 63v capacitor——1
  • 10k resistor ——–2
  • 10nf capacitor——-1
  • 470 nf capacitor——1

About the transformer used in the circuit

The transformer used is from ATEX. EI33 transformer and I rewinded the transformer ( the video of rewinding is available on my youtube channel. The primary coil of 3 + 3 turns and 90 turns on the secondary coil.

500 watts inverter circuit diagram

500 watts inverter circuit diagram
500 watts inverter circuit diagram

Working

the inverter is a High-frequency inverter that means the inverter circuit produces about 20-50 kHz frequency. so we need o use the atex transformer to get the output. the atex transformer is a high-frequency transformer it will only working on high-frequency input signals. the high frequency produced by the SG3525 ic and the signal can be amplified by the four IRF3205 MOSFETs. Use a minimum of 12 v 8-ampere transformer.

Caution: this circuit only designed for educational purpose any kind of illegal activities i am not responsible. and this circuit produces high voltage power supply so be careful when doing testing.

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  1. The components list is not complete, there are some components on the PCB layout that are not on the components list please give me the complete components please

  2. Is this a pure sine wave or modified sine wave, and what types of diod did you use there and theirs numbers

  3. Hi,Your switching freq is 14Khz. According to formula (Bmax=Vin*10^8 / 4*f*Npri*Ae) maximum flux density will be 6002 gauss! that exceeded the acceptable value for this type of ferrite core(It must be about 2000) and cause the core to saturate.You should increase the freq(to more than 50khz) to decrease Bmax if you don’t want to change number of winding turn.Thanks.