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Alright, something that is almost my day job. I can make you one as small as you want. How many microamps do you need?
by keenerd 12y ago
Alright, something that is almost my day job. I can make you one as small as you want. How many microamps do you need?
- eigenvector 12y agoGiven the relative simplicity of scaling down existing designs for lower current ratings, one would assume that Google is looking to achieve reduced heat dissipation (<=> increased conversion efficiency) from existing designs at a given current rating, resulting in a higher kVA/m^3 value. There are few immediately obvious ways to attempt this, but all of them involve trade-offs in either cost, THD or operating flexibility. It'll be interesting to see what the full requirements are.
- raverbashing 12y agoThat's the relevant question "I want a small inverter" ok, what are the specs? Maybe they need 1000v / 1ma (probably not, still...)
- ars 12y agoProbably something in the 50A range.