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The output voltage of an inductor type inverter is controlled by the?

AC input voltage

Battery level

DC stator field current

The output voltage of an inductor type inverter is controlled by the DC stator field current. In an inverter, the DC input power is converted into AC output power. The DC stator field current controls the magnetic field strength in the stator windings, which in turn determines the output voltage level. By adjusting the DC stator field current, the output voltage of the inverter can be effectively controlled.

The other options are incorrect because:

- The AC input voltage does not directly control the output voltage of the inverter.

- The battery level does not impact the output voltage directly in this scenario.

- An external resistor is not typically used to control the output voltage of an inductor type inverter.

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