DC/AC voltage converters
Introduction to DC/AC Voltage Converters
DC/AC voltage converters, also called inverters, are electronic devices that convert direct voltage (DC) to alternating voltage (AC). They are extremely versatile and are used in many different areas, from emergency power systems to photovoltaic installations.
Main Features of DC/AC Voltage Converters
- Energetic efficiency:
- DC/AC converters are characterized by high efficiency, which translates into minimal energy losses and lower operating costs.
- Voltage Stability:
- They provide a stable output voltage, which is crucial for the safety and reliability of power supply for sensitive devices.
- Wave Types:
- They can generate various types of output waves, including pure sine wave, modified sine wave, and square wave, depending on the application requirements.
- Security:
- They are equipped with various protections, such as protection against overvoltage, overload and overheating, which increases operational safety.
- Versatility of Applications:
- They are used to power office equipment and household appliances, as well as in solar installations, uninterruptible power supply systems (UPS) and other applications requiring voltage conversion.