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Ignoramus18971
After much thinking, I decided to not use the IR 22141SS chips as gate
drivers, and instead bought two Semikron 23 boards for $90 total. I
would feel better about using them and they seem to be easier to
use. The time saved on soldering the SSOP chips to the DIP adapter
would cost me more.
Hopefully, I will get them today in the mail. The next step would be
to actually make the inverter work with very small currents, like 0.1
A at 12V or so, using a current limited DC power supply and a series
resistor.
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drivers, and instead bought two Semikron 23 boards for $90 total. I
would feel better about using them and they seem to be easier to
use. The time saved on soldering the SSOP chips to the DIP adapter
would cost me more.
Hopefully, I will get them today in the mail. The next step would be
to actually make the inverter work with very small currents, like 0.1
A at 12V or so, using a current limited DC power supply and a series
resistor.
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