Elektronikehän

Elektronikehän is a Finnish term meaning "the electron ring." It designates a circular path or ring-shaped component associated with electrons in both physics and electrical engineering. In Finnish usage, elektronikehä is formed from elektron- (electron) and kehä (ring), with elektronikehän being the genitive form meaning "of the electron ring."

In particle physics and accelerator technology, an electron ring refers to a storage ring or circular accelerator where electrons circulate under magnetic confinement; such rings are used to produce synchrotron radiation, study high-energy interactions, or for collider experiments.

In electronics, the term can describe a circular circuit element such as a loop antenna or toroidal coil, used in RF engineering, inductors, or wireless power transfer.

Derived from elektron- (electron) and kehä (ring), the term is standard in Finnish technical literature and education. Elektronikehä, in its genitive form elektronikehän, appears in discussions of circular circuits and beam dynamics.

Related concepts include electric circuit, storage ring, loop antenna, and toroidal coil.