Reglerbara

Reglerbara is a Swedish adjective meaning able to be regulated, controlled, or adjusted. The base form is reglerbar, and reglerbara is used in common practice to describe plural nouns or contexts where the adjective is in its inflected form. The word is built from reglera (to regulate or control) and the suffix -bar, which denotes capability.

Usage of reglerbara appears in technical, industrial, and everyday language. It is used to describe objects, settings, or parameters that can be changed by a user or a control system. Examples include reglerbara inställningar (adjustable settings), reglerbara ventiler (adjustable valves), and reglerbara motorer (adjustable motors). The term conveys that the item possesses a mechanism or design feature allowing variation in its operation or performance.

In technology and engineering, reglerbara components are common in devices that require customization or optimization for different tasks or environments. Regulation can be manual, through knobs and switches, or automatic, via feedback control systems. In such contexts, the adjective emphasizes flexibility and adaptability of the component or system.

In control theory and systems engineering, reglerbar may be used to describe a system whose output or state can be steered by available inputs to reach a desired condition. While the precise terminology may vary by subfield, the core idea is that regulation or adjustment is possible.

See also: justerbar, inställbar, konfigurerbar, reglering. References include Swedish dictionaries such as SAOL and specialized engineering glossaries.