Can a DC to AC Inverter Circuit Be Simulated Using Multisim Software?

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The discussion centers on simulating a SCR inverter circuit using Multisim software. The original poster encountered difficulties in achieving correct simulation results with the provided circuit link. Forum members emphasized the importance of safety when dealing with high voltage and suggested using a step-down transformer for lower voltage and frequency applications. A corrected link to the circuit was also shared for accurate reference.

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Hello,
I tried to build inverter circuit by using following link.

http://www.geocities.com/ CapeCanaveral/lab/5185/ circuit.html

(SCR inverter)

I tried to run this circuit in Multisim software but I did not get correct result. Please help me to simulate this circuit.

If you have any other circuit which is working better then I have then please suggest me.

Thanks for your help.
 
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Welcome to the PF. Your link is broken -- here is a fixed version:

http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/lab/5185/circuit.html

You're just going to simulate it, correct? You're not going to attempt to build a circuit that outputs a 300V, 400Hz waveform, right? Doesn't sound like a very safe project for you.
 
no i am not going to build this circuit with this big transformer. may be i am using step down transformer for low voltage and frequency.
 

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