Kivezetések

Kivezetések is a Hungarian term that can be translated to "exits," "lead-outs," or "outlets" in English. Its specific meaning depends heavily on the context in which it is used.

In the context of electrical engineering, kivezetések refers to the terminals or connections of an electrical component, such as a resistor, capacitor, or integrated circuit. These are the points where external wires or connections can be made to integrate the component into a larger circuit. For example, a simple resistor will have two kivezetések, one at each end. More complex integrated circuits can have dozens or even hundreds of kivezetések.

In the field of plumbing and construction, kivezetések can refer to outlets or points where pipes or conduits emerge from a wall, floor, or ceiling. This could include water faucets, drainage pipes, or ventilation ducts. The term emphasizes the point where a system or flow is directed outwards.

More generally, kivezetések can also refer to any kind of exit or escape route, particularly in situations involving buildings or enclosed spaces. This might be used in emergency planning or architectural descriptions to denote ways to leave a structure. The common thread across these different applications is the concept of a point of egress or connection to the outside.