feszültségei

Feszültségei is a Hungarian word that translates to "its voltages" or "its stresses" in English, depending on the context. The specific meaning is derived from the noun "feszültség," which can refer to electrical voltage or physical stress. The "-ei" suffix indicates a possessive form, suggesting that the voltages or stresses belong to something or someone.

In an electrical engineering context, "feszültségei" would refer to the various voltages present within a circuit or device. For example, a complex electronic system might have multiple operating voltages, and one might discuss its individual "feszültségei" to understand its power distribution. This could include voltages at different components, power rails, or output terminals.

In a more general or engineering mechanics sense, "feszültségei" can describe the internal forces or stresses acting within a material or structure. This might be relevant when analyzing the load-bearing capacity of a bridge, the structural integrity of a machine part, or the physical strain on a biological tissue. In this usage, "feszültségei" would refer to the distribution of these internal stresses throughout the object. The context in which the word is used is crucial for determining whether it refers to electrical phenomena or physical forces.