Käivitajateks

Käivitajateks is an Estonian term that translates to "starters" or "igniters" in English. In a technical context, it refers to devices or mechanisms that initiate a process, particularly in engines or electrical systems. The specific function of a käivitajateks depends heavily on the system it is part of.

For internal combustion engines, a käivitajateks is the component responsible for providing the initial rotational force to turn the crankshaft, allowing the engine to begin its combustion cycle. This typically involves an electric motor that engages with the engine's flywheel. In simpler terms, it's what makes the engine turn over when you start a car.

In electrical circuits, a käivitajateks can refer to a device that initiates current flow or activates a larger electrical component. This might be a switch, a relay, or a specialized igniter for specific applications. The common thread is their role in overcoming an initial state of inactivity and starting a desired operation. The design and complexity of käivitajateks vary widely, from basic mechanical components to sophisticated electronic circuits.