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Definition of control circuit - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
technologyTECH. system of components that directs the function of a deviceTECH.
- The control circuit in the robot ensures precise movements.
2.
electronicsTECH. feedback circuit subtracting from the inputTECH.
- The control circuit adjusted the voltage automatically.
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circuit control
device controlling electricity flow in a circuit
circuit control
device controlling electrical circuit connections
electrical engineering
secondary electrical switch part used to control or signal another circuit
technology
small control that turns a circuit on or off by sideways movement
technology
electronic circuit containing components that can amplify or control electrical signals
technology
electrical circuit using two switches to control power from a midpoint
technology
electronic circuit that sends a control signal to start another circuit
Examples of control circuit in a sentence
A malfunction in the control circuit caused the machine to stop. The engineer repaired the faulty control circuit. A control circuit is essential for automation.
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- French:circuit de commande, circuit de régulation, ...
- German:Steuersystem, Regelschaltung, ...
- Italian:circuito di controllo, ...
- Spanish:circuito de control, circuito regulador, ...
- Portuguese:circuito de comando, circuito de controlo, ...
- Chinese:控制系统, 反馈电路, ...
- Japanese:制御システム, 制御回路, ...
- Arabic:دَائِرَة التَّحَكُّم, دَائِرَة تَحَكُّم, ...
- Hebrew:מַעְגַּל בְּקָרָה, מַעְגָּל מָשׁוֹב, ...
- Russian:контрольная схема, контур управления, ...
- Ukrainian:контрольна схема, контур керування, ...
- Hindi:नियंत्रण प्रणाली, नियंत्रण सर्किट, ...
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