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Since Class D Ampilifiers are cold amps or have 100% theoratical efficiency with upto 94% practical efficiency . it is very much suitable for a sine wave inverter design , however i was able to look up a site which is open source class D Amplfier Site

http://hem.passagen.se/johanps/index.htm

Please take a look

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To make 230VAC with a sinewave, the output of the amplifier must be 650Vp-p.
So it is practical to make a class-D amplifier with a low output voltage but a high output current then stepup the voltage with a transformer.

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please take a look at the link i posted above , i think it is a simple and effective design. but i can't find how much power it is delivering

The archive notes say 102W into 8 ohms or 180W into 4 ohms. It quickly got very warm with 180W output and so the mosfets need better heatsinking.
Efficiency was about 86%.
Note that its power supply is positive and negative 50VDC. About eight 12V car batteries in series would power it.
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Cannot we shape the wave of a square wave output to sine wave?

Sure, you can use a couple of RC lowpass filters or an LC tuned circuit. Then the load must be a high impedance so no power can be drawn.
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Can you suggest a circuit for the waveshaper , that you were saying using the RC filters

I said that if a wave-shaper is used at the output then the load must be a high impedance which takes no power output.
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Audio Guru Please i need your help in the Stereo power amp 2x40W = 80W the topic i have started . i have done the PCB and its layout , a schematic from the PCB layout can be really appreciated , please , thanks  ::)

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