| 摘要 |
The basic block diagrams for a voltage synthesizer is actually a process that shows you how to connect an alternating current parallel branch with another parallel branch, in series while at the same time isolating these parallel branches from each other. Therefore the result at the output load of the series part of the circuit has a voltage drop over it that adds the voltages present in each parallel branch. For example - if one branch has 120 volts going down it and another also has 120 volts going down it, then these would add to make 240 volts just as long as these voltages are in phase with each for constructive interference to occur. Then only 50% of the current is needed thus saving electricity or you could run two bulbs or two heaters at the same time for the price of one. |
