devreleri

Devreleri is a Turkish grammatical form derived from the noun devre, most commonly translated as “their circuits” or “the circuits of.” The base term devre refers to an arrangement of interconnected components that allows current to flow or to a planned sequence of steps in a process. In electronics and electrical engineering contexts, devreler is the standard term for a circuit, while devreleri marks possession or a definite group of circuits (for example, “devreleri” meaning “their circuits” or “the circuits of [something]”).

In electronics, devreler describe electrical circuits used to perform functions such as amplification, filtering, switching, and signal processing. Circuits can be analog, digital, or mixed-signal, and are designed using components like resistors, capacitors, inductors, diodes, transistors, and integrated circuits. Circuit diagrams (devre şemaları) use standardized symbols to represent components and connections, enabling analysis with techniques from circuit theory (devre teorisi).

Beyond electronics, the term devre can also refer to stages or phases within a process in Turkish, though this usage is less common in everyday language and more typical in technical texts. The possessive plural form devreleri thus appears in sentences describing the circuits belonging to a device, a project, or an organization.

See also: elektrik devresi, elektronik devre, devre teorisi.