Oikosululle

Oikosululle is Finnish for the form of the noun oikosulku (short circuit) with the suffix -lle, which marks direction, destination or target. In technical writing it is used to indicate a short circuit as a context, target, or condition, rather than to stand as an independent concept. The form appears in phrases where something is directed toward or exposed to a short circuit, such as in discussions of fault conditions or protective measures.

In practice, oikosululle is common in electrical engineering and fault analysis. It can appear in constructions like joutua oikosululle (to experience a short circuit), altistua oikosululle (to be exposed to a short circuit), or to describe components that are at risk of or connected to a short-circuit path. The term does not denote a separate technical principle; instead, it functions as a grammatical form of oikosulku within technical sentences.

Related terms include oikosulku (short circuit) and oikosulkusuojaus (short-circuit protection), which describe the fault itself and the safety mechanisms designed to limit damage from such faults. In broader texts, oikosululle may be contrasted with normaalivirta withdrawal, eror detection, or other fault modes in electrical systems.

See also: oikosulku, oikosulkusuojaus, sähköjärjestelmä, vianmääritys.