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Ive been playing around with some old UPSs that are the switch mode
type, the ones without the big iron transformers. I m not sure if I have a handle on how they work or not but it seems very similar to a Class D amplifier amplifiying a 60HZ input, well sort of. It seems like they dont actually input a 60Hz signal rather they just go directly from digital by generating the pulse width modulated waveforms with a computer. I was thinking that a transformer might be placed before the output low pass filter to step up the voltage for tube circuits, maybe even a TX PA. No doubt for this to have any merit the LPF would have to be redsigned. Jimmie |
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