Converter

Converter is derived from the Latin verb convertere = convert from and may refer to:

Herausoxidiert is an oversized crucible in which by supplying oxygen in excess liquefied carbon hot metal: in the steel industry. The pig iron is to steel. See steelmaking
In computer science: Programs ( File Converter, Converter (EDI ), etc.), convert the files one file format into another file format, see also: Conversion ( computer science )
In the photo technology: Adapter, which increase or decrease the focal length of a lens, see teleconverter or wide converter
With fountain pens: ink converter, a piston ink in cartridge form for retrofitting cartridge fillers
In electrical engineering: generally a device that performs an adaptation or implementation in radio technology: Devices and equipment used for the conversion of signals to another frequency range or to another location, such as the UHF converter
Encoder and decoder for the conversion of signals
Circuits which produce a higher or lower direct voltage at the output, see switching regulator, specific down-converter and up-converter

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