oskillatoreilla

Oskillatoreilla appears to be a non-standard or misspelled form connected to the Finnish word for oscillator. The standard Finnish term for oscillator is oskillaattori, and the corresponding plural adessive form is oskillaattoreilla, meaning “on oscillators” or “with oscillators.” Because oskillatoreilla is not a recognized spelling in standard Finnish, it is typically interpreted as a typographical error, a dialectal variant, or a transliteration artifact rather than a distinct technical concept.

In electronics and signal processing, an oscillator (oskillaattori) is a circuit or device that generates a periodic electrical signal, such as a sine, square, or sawtooth wave. Systems that use several oscillators—often referred to in Finnish as multiple oskillaattoreita in nominative plural or described in context with oskillaattoreilla in the adessive—are common in applications like radio transmitters, frequency synthesizers, clocks, and test equipment. When a text mentions oskillaattoreilla, it is usually referring to the part of a system that involves oscillators rather than to a separate, named entity.

Etymologically, the form resembles the root oskillaattori plus a suffix in line with Finnish inflection; however, the exact spelling oskillatoreilla is not standard and should be corrected to oskillaattoreilla in formal writing. See also oskillaattori and related electronics terminology.