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The high-frequency inverter uses high-frequency DC/AC conversion technology to invert low-voltage direct current into high-frequency and low-voltage alternating current. After being boosted by a high-frequency transformer, it is rectified by a high-frequency rectifier filter circuit to a high voltage usually above 300V.(high frequency power inverter: https://www.scientekpower.com/news/354.html) DC power, and finally through the power frequency inverter circuit to obtain 220V power frequency AC power for the load.
Generally, on a high frequency inverter, the surge capacity or surge power of the inverter is about twice the continuous output power of the inverter. So this means that if the continuous output power on the inverter is 1, 000 watts, the surge on the high frequency inverter will usually be 2, 000 watts. For most loads, this is ok, and running an electronic load will handle twice the surge.
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