jednosmerné

Jednosmerné is a term used in various contexts, primarily related to direct current in electrical engineering and sometimes in other fields to denote a unidirectional flow or characteristic. In the realm of electricity, jednosmerné refers to direct current (DC), where the electric charge flows in only one direction. This is in contrast to striedavé, or alternating current (AC), where the charge flow periodically reverses. Batteries and solar panels are common sources of jednosmerné current.

The concept of jednosmerné extends beyond electricity. In some technical or scientific discussions, it might be used to describe a process, movement, or measurement that proceeds in a single direction or has a consistent, unchanging polarity. For instance, a one-way street in traffic could be metaphorically described as having a jednosmerné characteristic. Similarly, certain types of sensors might produce a jednosmerné output signal if they are designed to respond to changes in only one direction.

Understanding the distinction between jednosmerné and its opposite is fundamental in many scientific and engineering disciplines. Whether applied to electrical circuits, physical phenomena, or even abstract concepts, jednosmerné signifies a consistent, non-reversible progression or state.