noun
definition
Something that inverts, or causes inversion
definition
A power inverter
Examples of inverter in a Sentence
Normal domestic appliances can be powered using an inverter.
Panasonic utilizes a proprietary inverter technology to increase efficiency.
You'll need storage batteries and a charge controller, as well as an inverter that will convert the DC power from the batteries into the AC power necessary to run your home or office.
It can be powered by a battery supply to drive a small inverter suitable for a single element lamp.
Follow the same procedure as established for the single inverter to simulate the circuit.
The signal is either inverter or not inverted to obtain the necessary total phase shift around the loop to sustain oscillations.
Victron Combi pure wave inverter and charger with large domestic battery bank (4 x 110a) enabling 240v on the move.
I have blue neon string with a small inverter which makes a really annoying high pitched noise.
If you have a larger inverter, you may have to use larger wire.
The energy produced can be used to heat water, to charge a battery or to provide electricity via a true sinewave inverter.
On all boats there is a 100 watt output inverter with household square pin sockets.
In combination with the plain text display of the XT keypad you parameterise the frequency inverter in next to no time.
Speed control is by a Lenze 9326 vector inverter plus a 9351 brake module to give fast emergency stop.
This pressure controls the pump speed through a frequency inverter whilst the pressure pulsation in the feed line is minimized.
Select and display the waveform at the circuit input, the first, second and third inverter output wires and the final circuit output.
Unlike most microwaves that cycle the power between no heat and full power, this model uses inverter technology, which provides a continuous stream of power that cooks large portions of food faster and more consistently.
This 1.2 cubic foot oven also uses inverter technology and includes a handy cooking sensor.
This lower load impedance being presented to the inverter causes more power to be sourced from the inverter.
The comparatively low currents also make the inverter less sensitive to layout and stray inductance.
This current is drawn away from the panels and converted by an inverter from DC (direct current) to AC (alternating current).