csatlakozóval

Csatlakozóval is a Hungarian instrumental form derived from the noun csatlakozó, which means connector or plug. The suffix -val (or -vel, depending on vowel harmony) is used to indicate instrument or means, and it is attached to the noun to describe something that has or uses a connector. For example, a device described as csatlakozóval means that it is equipped with a connector. This form is common in technical and commercial texts to specify that a part, cable, or piece of equipment includes a connector.

Connectors themselves are components designed to join two or more electrical, optical, or mechanical systems while allowing controlled mating and, in many cases, disconnection. In engineering and electronics, connectors ensure electrical continuity, mechanical stability, and signal integrity. They come in a wide range of sizes, contact arrangements, and ratings, and are chosen based on factors such as current and voltage, environmental conditions, mating cycles, and polarization requirements.

Common connector families include electrical power plugs and sockets, USB, HDMI, and Ethernet connectors for data and control signals; board-to-board and wire-to-board connectors for internal device assembly; circular and rectangular connectors used in industrial and automotive contexts; and RF/coaxial connectors for radio frequency applications. Each type has standardized interfaces and specifications to ensure compatibility across devices and manufacturers.

In product descriptions and catalogs, the phrase csatlakozóval is often used to indicate that a component or system is supplied with a connector or is equipped with one. It helps clarify whether a device includes the connector as part of the package or requires a separate attachment.