végkészülék

Végkészülék is a Hungarian term that denotes an end device or terminal device. It refers to a piece of equipment that is located at the end of a system or communication link and serves as the point where actions are executed, information is presented to the user, or interaction with the environment occurs. The exact meaning can vary by field, but the common thread is that the device operates at the “end” of a chain rather than serving as an intermediary component.

In automation and control engineering, a végkészülék is typically the final element in a control loop. It converts control signals into a tangible action or outcome. Examples include actuators such as valves and motors, as well as other devices that implement the commanded change in a process. In this context, végtkészülék may also refer to end-user interfaces that allow operators to monitor or adjust a system.

In telecommunications and data networks, végkészülék can denote equipment used by end users to access services, such as telephones, modems, routers, or other terminal equipment. In consumer electronics, the term can describe appliances and devices used directly by the end user, like home automation controllers or smart devices.

Key considerations for végkészülék design and specification include compatibility with the controlling system, electrical and safety standards, environmental suitability, and clear interfaces for control, power, and signal exchange. Because the term spans multiple domains, its precise definition is context-dependent and should be clarified within the relevant technical glossary or standard.