What is a High voltage converter?

A high-voltage converter is a device that converts high-voltage currents such as industrial voltages of 200V and 400V. A converter that converts alternating current to direct current is called an AC/DC converter, and a converter that converts direct current to voltage is called a DC/DC converter. Many AC/DC converters use diodes such as MOSFETs to perform switching to convert alternating current to direct current. DC/DC converters change the voltage by installing a resistor or the like to cause a voltage drop.

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