Ulostulojännitteisen

Ulostulojännitteisen is a Finnish term that translates to "output voltage controlled" or "voltage-controlled output." It is a technical descriptor used in electronics and electrical engineering to indicate a device or system where the output voltage is regulated or determined by an external input signal or parameter. This means that as the input changes, the output voltage also changes in a predictable manner.

This concept is fundamental to many electronic circuits and systems. For example, in a voltage regulator, the output voltage is maintained at a specific, stable level regardless of fluctuations in the input voltage or load current. In contrast, a voltage-controlled amplifier (VCA) uses an input control voltage to adjust the amplitude of the output signal, effectively controlling the output voltage indirectly. Variable power supplies are another common application where the output voltage can be manually adjusted by a user or automatically by a control system.

The term "ulostulojännitteisen" can apply to both analog and digital systems. In analog circuits, it often refers to continuous control, where the output voltage can take any value within a specified range. In digital systems, the concept might be implemented through digital-to-analog converters (DACs) that translate digital signals into variable analog output voltages. Understanding whether a system is ulostulojännitteisen is crucial for proper design, operation, and troubleshooting of electronic equipment.