Programozhatók

Programozhatók is a Hungarian adjective form that denotes the capability to be programmed. It is the plural form of the participle programozható, derived from the verb programozni (to program). The suffix -ható marks possibility or ability, and the plural ending -k is used when referring to several items or when the form functions predicatively in a plural subject (for example, Ezek programozhatók, meaning These are programmable). The term appears frequently in technical and consumer contexts to describe systems or devices that can be configured by software, firmware, or user-defined instructions.

In technology, programozhatók describes a broad range of configurable products and systems. They may offer hardware programmability, software programmability, or both. Examples include programozható mikrovezérlők (microcontrollers), programozható logikai vezérlők (PLC–programmable logic controllers), programozható memóriák (rewritable memory), and other programmable devices or platforms used in embedded systems, automation, and Internet of Things applications. The concept also covers software-defined or scriptable environments where behavior can be altered without changing hardware.

Usage and meaning can depend on grammar. The form programozhatók typically appears when referring to multiple programmable items or used as a predicate in plural sentences. The term is common in manuals, specifications, and marketing materials to emphasize configurability and adaptability of hardware or software systems.