Can the inverter adjust the voltage and current

How do voltage source type inverters work?

It is easier to obtain a regulated voltage than a regulated current, and voltage source type inverters can directly adjust the voltage applied to a load by varying the conduction ratio (i.e., the pulse width of a PWM signal).

What are voltage control techniques for inverters?

The Voltage Control Techniques for Inverters can be affected either external to the Inverter Control or within it. The Voltage Control Techniques for Inverters can be done in two ways. (a) The variation of dc link voltage can be achieved in many ways.

Do inverters measure a load's impedance?

Yes. You measure the current and adjust the voltage to obtain the current you need. In so doing, you can determine the load's impedance, but generally you don't care. But none of this applies to typical inverters. They don't command any particular current and instead are specified to produce a particular voltage.

How does an inverter work?

I should clarify that by inverter I mean the box between a battery and motor in a modern EV. The two go hand-in-hand. If, on average, you're providing slightly more current than the load sinks, the voltage will be increasing as you charge the output capacitance, since that's where the excess current will flow.