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Sine Wave Inverter Circuit using PIC16F72

Last Updated on April 20, 2020 by Admin 78 Comments

The post details comprehensively regarding how to build a pure sinewave inverter circuit using microcontroller circuit with PIC16F72

The following image shows the complete circuit diagram of the sinewave inverter, the images are divided into two in order to fit inside the page, please join them together after printing the two images.

The following image shows the built prototype which tested using a 1200 watt load successfully

The close up of the mother board of the proposed sinewave inverter using PIC16F72 can be witnessed in the following image

This picture shows the PCB track layout for the proposed inverter design.

49636983LCD

pic16f84a-sinewave-INVERTER

sine_power_002

sinewave

SN73_LCD

Branded inverter

Hex files and PIC code along with PCB designs of this pure sine wave inverter circuit using PIC16F72 can be downloaded from the above shown links,.........Hope this helps!!

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Tagged With: Inverter, PIC16F72, Sine, Wave

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BRaj
11 months ago

Hello, I want the design of DSP based true sine wave circuit design and PCB layout with programming files , let me know if available with you.

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Admin
10 months ago
Reply to  BRaj

Hi BRaj, sorry it is not available to me right now…

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Sanjay
1 year ago

can increase the output power of an inverter

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Admin
1 year ago
Reply to  Sanjay

yes, by increasing the transformer, MOSFET and battery power ratings

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Sanjay
1 year ago
Reply to  Admin

Thank you for your reply

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Muhammad Arshad
1 year ago

Bro send link for pic 16 F 72

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Admin
1 year ago
Reply to  Muhammad Arshad

It is given in the article; you can download them.

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swag
4 months ago
Reply to  Muhammad Arshad

yes please send it to me also…

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Admin
4 months ago
Reply to  swag

let me try it….

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Aron
1 year ago

This article is very helpful!

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Admin
1 year ago
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Thank you Aron, and Glad you found the post helpful!

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Sagar
1 year ago

Great post, thank you so much!

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Admin
1 year ago
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You are welcome!!

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Olly
3 years ago

Hi, I’ve constructed the above sine wave inverter but found out the following defects;
1. The frequency measures 50hz
2. The output voltage is upto 300v on no load.
3. When loaded with ordinary 60w bulb the voltage dropped drastically to around 150v and it affects the frequency too.
4. The charging of the battery is too slow and I guess it’s just charging with trickle charging.
Please I need help in the above defects. Thanks.

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Admin
3 years ago
Reply to  Olly

Thanks for updating your results, Appreciate it.

The voltage drop is due to inadequate transformer current, battery current. Please upgrade these two so that they become capable of handling 200 watts or as desired by you.

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Hoang
4 years ago

Hi Sir,
I am interested in your Pure sine wave ups. I would like to buy your source codes and schematic. My phone and whatssap: +84979352988

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Admin
4 years ago
Reply to  Hoang

Hi Hoang, no need to buy, you can access it free of cost from the above article

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Rk
4 years ago

Hi admin can u provide me three phase inverter hex code please

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Admin
4 years ago
Reply to  Rk

Sorry don’t have it with at this moment of time…

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Olly
4 years ago

What are the changes to make aside the transformer winding. Thanks!

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Olly
4 years ago

Hi admin. Thanks for the good work. Please how do we modify the inverter to run on 24v battery supply.

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Admin
4 years ago
Reply to  Olly

Hi, use a 24V transformer and battery, and feed 12V from the 24V to the electronic oscillator circuits

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