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eingespeiste

Eingespeiste is the attributive form of the German past participle einspeisen and is used as an adjective to describe inputs that have been fed into a larger system. The term is commonly applied to energy, such as electricity fed into an electrical grid, and can also be used for data or signals that are injected into a processing chain.

In the energy sector, eingespeiste Energie refers to electricity produced by sources like solar, wind, or hydro

In information technology and signal processing, eingespeiste Daten or eingespeiste Signale describe inputs introduced into a

The term is primarily used in German-language contexts and is associated with technical fields related to energy

that
is
injected
into
the
public
grid.
The
concept
is
central
to
policy
instruments
such
as
feed-in
tariffs
or
market-based
compensation
schemes.
Grid
operators
track
the
amount
of
eingespeiste
Energie
to
balance
supply
and
demand
and
to
calculate
payments
to
generators.
The
related
act
of
feeding
energy
into
the
grid
is
known
as
Einspeisung.
system,
for
instance
external
data
streams
or
test
signals.
The
term
highlights
the
direction
of
information
flow
from
an
external
source
into
a
processing
pipeline
and
is
used
to
distinguish
internal
versus
external
inputs
in
system
design
and
analysis.
systems
and
data
processing.
Related
concepts
include
Einspeisung,
Einspeiser,
and
Einspeisevergütung,
which
describe
the
act
of
feeding
in
energy,
the
entities
that
feed
it,
and
the
compensation
mechanisms
involved.