devrelerle

Devrelerle is a Turkish word formed from the noun devre, meaning circuit or phase, with the plural suffix -ler and the instrumental suffix -le. The combined form yields devrelerle, literally “with circuits” or “by means of circuits.” In Turkish grammar, -ler marks plurality and -le indicates accompaniment or means; they attach to the stem in sequence: devre → devreler → devrelerle. The expression is commonly used in technical or engineering contexts to specify the means or method involved.

As an instrumental phrase, devrelerle typically modifies verbs to express how an action is carried out or what is used to accomplish it. For example, sentences such as “Cihaz devrelerle test edildi” mean “The device was tested with circuits,” and “Bu prototip devrelerle çalışır” means “This prototype operates with circuits.” The construction emphasizes circuits as the instrument or medium of the action.

Devreler also carries senses related to rounds, phases, or periods in contexts such as sports; in those uses, the exact meaning depends on context and accompanying words. Nevertheless, the most common usage of devrelerle is in electronics and related fields to denote actions performed through circuits or by circuit-based methods.

See also: devre, devre elemanları, devre tasarımı.