Dirençsel

Dirençsel is an adjective used in Turkish to denote something related to resistance, particularly electrical resistance. It is formed from the noun direnç (resistance) and the suffix -sel, similar to other technical terms like elektriksel (electrical). In this sense, dirençsel describes properties, behaviors, or components that exhibit resistive rather than reactive characteristics.

In technical usage, dirençsel describes aspects of materials or circuits whose response is governed primarily by resistance, such as Ohmic behavior where current is proportional to voltage according to Ohm's law. It is common in discussions of either materials science or circuit theory to refer to "dirençsel davranış" (resistive behavior) or "dirençsel bileşen" (resistive component). Denotations of dirençsel are often contrasted with "kapasitif" (capacitive) and "endüktif" (inductive) descriptions.

The term appears in Turkish textbooks and scholarly articles dealing with electronics, electrical engineering, and related fields. While dirençsel is widely understood, some writers may also use synonyms such as "rezistif" or simply rely on "direnç" in context to convey the same idea.

See also: Ohm's law, direnç, elektriksel özellikler, kapasitive, endüktif.