lähettimissä

lähettimissä is a Finnish term that translates to "in transmitters" or "at transmitters." It refers to a state or location where a transmitter is situated or operating. A transmitter is an electronic device that produces radio waves and is used for broadcasting radio or television signals, or for telecommunications. The term "lähettimissä" could be used in various contexts related to these devices.

For example, one might say a signal is "lähettimissä" to indicate it is currently being broadcast. This could be in the context of radio programming, where a station's signal is actively being transmitted from its broadcasting facility. Similarly, in telecommunications, a mobile phone or other communication device is "lähettimissä" when it is actively sending data or voice signals.

The concept of being "lähettimissä" also implies proximity to the source of the transmission. If a receiver is located very close to a powerful transmitter, it might experience strong signal strength. Conversely, if a transmitter malfunctions, it would no longer be "lähettimissä," meaning it is not broadcasting its signal. The specific meaning of "lähettimissä" will depend heavily on the context in which it is used, but it fundamentally relates to the operational status and location of a transmitter.