Syöttöjännitteellä

Syöttöjännitteellä is a Finnish term that translates to "with supply voltage" or "at supply voltage" in English. It refers to the voltage provided to an electronic device or component from a power source. This voltage is essential for the device to function and operate as intended. The magnitude and nature of the supply voltage are critical design parameters for any electronic system.

In electrical engineering, syöttöjännitteellä indicates that a particular circuit or device is being powered by its designated input voltage. This can range from very low voltages in microelectronics, such as a few volts or even millivolts, to much higher voltages in industrial applications or power distribution systems. The stability and accuracy of the syöttöjännitteellä are often important for the performance and reliability of the connected circuitry. Fluctuations or deviations from the specified supply voltage can lead to malfunction, reduced efficiency, or even damage to the components.

The term is frequently encountered in technical documentation, schematics, and datasheets, where it specifies the operating conditions for a component or system. For example, a datasheet might state that a particular integrated circuit operates "syöttöjännitteellä 5V," meaning it requires a 5-volt supply voltage to function correctly. Understanding the syöttöjännitteellä is fundamental for anyone working with electronic circuits, whether for design, troubleshooting, or maintenance.