inverter
/ɪnˈvɜːrtər/Definitions
1. noun
A device or system that converts AC power to DC power, or converts a different form of electrical energy to a desired form.
“The inverter was used to power the electric car.”
2. verb
To convert (something) into a different form, especially AC power to DC power.
“The engineer inverted the electrical signal to match the requirements of the device.”
3. verb
To turn or reverse (something) in direction or course.
“The boat inverted in the strong current.”