Transverter

A transverter is a radio technology device between the radio and antenna that changes the transmission and reception frequency. The term is composed of transceiver and converter . With such a transverter, a radio device can be expanded by a frequency band without having to purchase a new radio device. It is mainly used in amateur radio technology.

In power electronics, a transverter is also a device that can generate a different (usually higher) direct voltage from a direct voltage . It contains an inverter and a transformer with subsequent rectification. Examples are battery-operated electronic flash units or DC-DC converters with electrical isolation .

Individual evidence

^ Rolf Wahl: Amateur radio. Help on the way to becoming a ham radio operator. Online (accessed October 2, 2017)
^ Rolf Wahl: Amateur radio. Bright spots for the amateur radio test. Online (accessed October 2, 2017)
^ Adolf Güntherschulze: Electric rectifiers and valves. 2nd edition, Springer Verlag, Berlin / Heidelberg 1929, p. 253 ff.
^ Günter Lindemann: Basics of electronics. VEB Verlag Technik, Berlin, ISBN 978-3-663-00612-1 , pp. 30-31.

Web links

Transverter in the technology dictionary
Switching regulators and transverters on sprut.de

[1] Rolf Wahl: Amateur radio. Help on the way to becoming a ham radio operator. Online (accessed October 2, 2017)

[2] Rolf Wahl: Amateur radio. Bright spots for the amateur radio test. Online (accessed October 2, 2017)

[3] Adolf Güntherschulze: Electric rectifiers and valves. 2nd edition, Springer Verlag, Berlin / Heidelberg 1929, p. 253 ff.

[4] Günter Lindemann: Basics of electronics. VEB Verlag Technik, Berlin, ISBN 978-3-663-00612-1 , pp. 30-31.