A device that converts electrical energy from direct current (DC), typically 12 or 48 volts, to alternating current (AC), typically 120 volts. See also AC and DC.
In digital systems, a logic gate that inverts the polarity of an electrical pulse from positive (+) to negative (
See inverter in Computer
(1) A logic gate that converts the input to the opposite state for output. If the input is true, the output is false, and vice versa. An inverter performs the Boolean logic NOT operation.
(2) A circuit that converts DC current into AC current. Contrast with rectifier.
