väikevõimsusega

väikevõimsusega is an Estonian term that translates to "low-power" or "low-capacity" in English. It is often used in the context of electrical devices, machinery, or systems to describe their limited energy output or operational capability. This designation implies that the subject in question consumes or produces a relatively small amount of power compared to its counterparts or to a standardized threshold.

The term can be applied to a wide range of applications. For example, a "väikevõimsusega mootor" would refer to a low-power motor, suitable for tasks requiring minimal force or speed. Similarly, "väikevõimsusega seade" might describe an electronic device that operates on a small electrical current, often for portability or energy efficiency. In some industrial contexts, it can refer to equipment that handles smaller volumes or performs less demanding functions.

The classification as väikevõimsusega is relative and depends on the specific field or industry. What is considered low-power in one setting might be moderate in another. The primary characteristic is the reduced scale of its energetic performance. This often correlates with smaller physical size, lower operational costs, and potentially specialized, less intensive uses.