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Whilst true, that statement doesn't take into account the inverter operating frequency which, for DC-DC converters, is usually in the 100's kHz or even MHz region whilst your standard AC mains source is only 50 or 60Hz and not compatible in this sense.An inverter is a circuit that converts DC to AC. If you build a "DC to DC inverter" it is a DC to AC inverter followed by a rectifier. So just leave off the rectifier.
Bob
Theres always a dc version of an ac appliance, it could be an effector difference, or what it uses as its gizmo's. everything dc wll run off batteries and no need for oscilation.am interested to run my cooking appliances on dc, while the dc powered by ac, thereby having the electric in order, less chaotic, less detrimental to health, while not limited in duration on voltage/wattage power
how can that be done >?
What an utter crock of doo dah's.....They say computers run with dc, but it actually isnt true, they are on ac for feedback, only feedforward systems with no output back redependance on input dont need ac. so feedforward perceptrons are the dc version of computers.
I get a good laugh out of his posts- written by the same mob that try to sell "power crystals" and other snake oil!What an utter crock of doo dah's.....
seriously, you should leave the technical stuff to people who know about it - stop guessing or worse, fabricating 'theory'. You are WRONG.