devredeki

Devredeki is a Turkish adjective meaning “in operation,” “in service,” or “currently deployed.” It is used to describe objects, systems, or processes that are active or available for use at the present time. The term appears in technical contexts such as electronics, engineering, IT, and manufacturing, as well as in everyday language. Examples include devredeki cihazlar (devices in operation), devredeki sürüm (the version currently deployed), and devredeki sistem (system in operation).

Etymology and usage notes: Devredeki is formed from the noun devre (circuit, phase, or cycle) combined with the locative in Signpost -de and a relative/participial ending that yields a modifier meaning “the one that is in the circuit/in service.” As a modifier, it typically precedes the noun it describes, but it can also function in predicative contexts with appropriate sentence structure.

Related terms and contrasts: The opposite concept is devre dışı, meaning not in operation or disabled. Another related verb is devreye alınmak, meaning “to bring into operation” or “to put online,” as in devreye alındı (it was brought into operation). The phrase devredeki can be extended to various domains, including software development, where devredeki sürüm refers to the version currently running in production, or general discussions about equipment that is currently functioning.

See also: devre, devre dışı, devreye almak, devreye alınma, operasyon, üretim.

Note: The term is context-dependent and may indicate a device, system, or process that is actively in use, as opposed to being idle or offline.