12 Volt 200 Watt Inverter Board Based Frequency Adjustable Inverters Motherboard (200 WATT)

A 12 Volt 200 Watt inverter board is an electronic circuit board designed to convert a 12-volt direct current (DC) power source, typically from a car battery or another low-voltage source, into a 220-240 volt alternating current (AC) power output. This AC output can be used to power various household electronic devices and appliances that require standard AC power.

Its key features of a 12 Volt 200 Watt inverter board –

1. Voltage Conversion: The main purpose of the inverter board is to convert the low-voltage DC input (12 volts) into the higher-voltage AC output (220-240 volts).
2. Power Capacity: The inverter is designed to handle a maximum load of 200 watts. This means it can power devices with a combined power consumption of up to 200 watts. Exceeding this load can lead to overheating and potential damage to the inverter.
3. Waveform: Depending on the design, the inverter can produce either a modified sine wave or a pure sine wave output. Pure sine wave output is more similar to the AC power from the grid and is suitable for powering sensitive electronics like laptops, TVs, and medical equipment. Modified sine wave is a simplified approximation and is suitable for many common appliances.
4. Input and Output Connectors: The inverter will have input connectors to connect to the 12-volt DC power source, which could be a car battery or a similar power supply. Output connectors provide the AC power to be used by devices.
5. Efficiency: Inverter efficiency refers to the amount of power lost during the conversion process. Higher efficiency means less energy is wasted as heat and more of the input power is converted into usable AC power.