moduuliliitäntöjä
Moduuliliitäntöjä, often translated as modular connectors or interfaces, are a fundamental concept in designing and building interconnected systems. They refer to standardized ways in which different components or modules can be physically and electrically linked together. The primary goal of modular interfaces is to promote interchangeability, reusability, and ease of maintenance. By adhering to a defined set of specifications, components designed to connect through a particular interface can be swapped out or upgraded without requiring modifications to the rest of the system. This approach is prevalent across various fields, from electronics and computing to industrial automation and telecommunications.
In electronics, common examples include USB (Universal Serial Bus) for peripheral devices, HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface)
The benefits of modular interfaces extend to simplified assembly, reduced development time, and improved reliability. When