Órajelekkel

Órajelekkel is a Hungarian term formed as the instrumental plural of órajel, meaning clock signal. An órajel is a periodic electrical pulse that provides timing information used to synchronize circuits and data transfers. The phrase órjejelekkel is used in technical contexts to indicate that a system, device, or process relies on clock signals for timing, synchronization, or control.

Etymology and form: The word combines órajel (clock signal) with the instrumental plural suffix -kkel, yielding órjejelekkel, which literally means “with clock signals.” The corresponding nominative plural is órajelek, and the singular instrumental is órája?el-lelit; in practice, contexts determine case forms.

Usage and meaning: In electronics, telecommunications and computer engineering, órjejelekkel describes how timing references govern operation. For example, “A rendszer órjelekkel van szinkronizálva” means “The system is synchronized with clock signals.” The phrase is often contrasted with asynchronous operation, where no common clock is used.

Domains and relevance: Órajelekkel is relevant in digital circuits, memory interfaces, data buses, and timing-critical protocols that rely on a stable clock reference. It also appears in metrology and broadcasting contexts where precise timing signals (time standards or clock pulses) are essential.

See also: Órajel, Szinkronizáció, Aszinkron kommunikáció, Digitális elektronika.