väljundite

Väljundite, in Estonian, is the term used to refer to outputs in technical contexts. It is the genitive plural form of väljund, meaning an output, an exit, or a port through which information, energy, or matter leaves a system. In standard Estonian usage, väljundite may appear in phrases such as "väljundite arv" (the number of outputs) or "väljundite laad" (the load of the outputs).

In electronics, väljundite are the output terminals or signal lines of a device or circuit. They carry the result of processing and connect to further stages or to output devices. Important characteristics include voltage or current level, drive capability, impedance, and permissible load. Outputs may be digital or analog, and may be active or passive depending on the circuit design.

In computing and information systems, väljundite are considered to be the outputs produced by a processor, function, or software module. Examples include the result of a calculation, a printed page, a display signal, or a network packet sent to another system. Output behavior is defined by interfaces, protocols, and timing requirements.

In control theory and modeling, väljundite are the outputs of a controller or system model, often represented as functions of the system state. Their specification interacts with inputs (sisendid) and disturbances to determine system performance.