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Options for Wind-Electric Water Pumping | 53 comments (53 topical, editorial)
Re: Options for Wind-Electric Water Pumping (3.00 / 0) (#44)
by RatOmeter on Mon Mar 17th, 2008 at 10:33:47 AM MST
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" but finding a simple low frequency oscilator with a sine wave output that has excellent stabillity...."

This can be done digitally on the cheap and can be very stable. Two options off the top of my head are (1) A microcontroller either with a D-A output or interfaced to one, (2) an EPROM (or EEPROM or OTPROM, whatever is cheapest) interfaced to an D-A converter and programmed with a sine pattern. Its address bus could be driven by a counter IC with  timing from a 555-type timer.  The microcontroller approach is probably the cheapest and lowest part count option.

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Options for Wind-Electric Water Pumping | 53 comments (53 topical, 0 editorial)

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