Converter

Converters are important components in various fields, from electronics and electrotechnology to industry and domestic use. Their main purpose is to convert one type of energy into another, usually to increase or decrease voltage, current or frequency.

In electronics, inverters are used to convert a system's voltage or current into a form suitable for powering other components. Also, in electronics and energy technology, they are used to convert photonic energy into electrical energy (photovoltaic converters) or to convert variable frequency to constant (frequency converters).

In industry, inverters are used to convert energy to match the requirements of the equipment. For example, they can be used to convert current and voltage in motors or in equipment that operates on different electrical standards.

In domestic use, inverters are used to power electrical appliances that require a different voltage or current than that supplied by the mains. They can also be used to charge portable devices such as mobile phones or laptops.

Ideally, these components are suitable for any application that requires the conversion of one form of energy into another. From hobbyists building electronic projects to engineers designing industrial equipment, inverters are an essential tool for power management in a variety of applications.