A term commonly used for an AC adjustable
frequency drive. An inverter is also a term used
to describe a particular section of an AC drive.
This section uses the DC voltage from a
previous stage (Intermediate DC Circuit) to
produce an AC current or voltage having the
desired frequency.
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