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Why is it using an inverter only to power what seems to be two dc power supplies? That seems unnecessary.
by Gasp0de 3y ago
Why is it using an inverter only to power what seems to be two dc power supplies? That seems unnecessary.
- _9za9 3y agoThank you for noticing. I am always trying to explain to vehicle dwellers, off the grid users, and housed people who have solar how DC -> DC rather than DC -> AC -> DC is the way to go, but people can't seem to understand beyond the AC that they get in a usual house from the energy company.
- xnyan 3y agoAny efficient “DC to DC” converter is going to invert DC to AC as step one. If you need different dc voltages, an inverter coupled with various ac-dc power supplies in low power applications is perfectly fine.
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- Gasp0de 3y agoCan you explain this? I thought buck converters just switch the supply side on and off rapidly and use a capacitor to flatten the output?