Rregullatori

Rregullatori is the Albanian term for regulator, referring to a device, mechanism, or entity that controls or stabilizes a process, system, or standard. The word is used across technical, scientific, and governance contexts to denote anything that maintains a desired value, level, or behavior.

In engineering and electronics, a rregullatori is typically a device that stabilizes a quantity such as voltage, pressure, flow, or temperature. Examples include voltage regulators that keep output constant despite input variations, pressure regulators that maintain a set pressure, and temperature regulators that control thermal conditions. These devices often rely on feedback to adjust their output.

In control theory and automation, a rregullatori describes a subsystem that keeps a process variable at a designated setpoint by comparing the current value with a reference and applying corrective action. It is a fundamental component of feedback control schemes used in manufacturing, robotics, and process control.

In biology and chemistry, the term can refer to substances or mechanisms that regulate biological processes or chemical reactions, such as regulatory molecules or enzymes that modulate metabolism or signaling pathways.

In governance and industry, a rregullatori can denote a regulatory authority or regulatory body responsible for overseeing compliance with laws and standards, issuing licenses, setting requirements, and monitoring sector performance in areas like energy, communications, finance, or healthcare.

Etymology: the term derives from regull–, meaning to regulate, and is cognate with similar terms in other languages.