adressierbaren

Adressierbaren is the inflected attributive form of the German adjective adressierbar, meaning “addressable.” It is used before nouns in contexts where the noun is described as capable of receiving a distinct address within a system. In German, adressierbaren typically appears before plural nouns in various cases, for example die adressierbaren Geräte (the addressable devices) or adressierbaren Sensoren in different grammatical contexts.

In technical usage, adressierbar describes objects that can be targeted or accessed by a unique address in a communication or control framework. The concept is common in information technology, electronics, and data systems, where individual elements must be reachable without addressing the entire set.

Examples of addressability include addressable LEDs, where each unit has its own address, as well as addressable memory locations or registers and addressable Internet of Things (IoT) devices within a network. Addressability relies on a defined addressing scheme, such as memory addresses, IP or MAC addresses, or unique identifiers within a protocol or data structure.

Grammatically, adressierbaren appears in attributive position before plural nouns, for instance in die adressierbaren Geräte or den adressierbaren Sensoren, depending on the case. The term is part of the broader concept of addressability, which enables selective interaction with individual elements in complex systems.