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Surely can not be that difficult to monitor where the output is connected and match the generated waveform accordingly ? Just feed back what is seen when generating the output to ensure it moves up and down at the same time.
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The circuitry that ensures a feed-in inverter tracks the mains supply is complex.
A slight phase difference will result in a voltage mismatch, causing the unit to trip out. Feed-in inverters include an automatic disconnect, which will operate if the supply voltage and/or frequency exceed pre-set limits. In operation, the units monitor the incoming mains before fully connecting their feed-in output at the correct frequency, voltage and in phase. I suspect it won’t be too long before we start hearing reports of failed feed-in inverters, which cost home owners a small fortune to replace/repair. |
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