Circuitry

Pronunciation: /ˈsɜːrkɪtri/

Definitions of circuitry

noun the components and connections of an electrical system

Example Sentences

A1 The robot's circuitry controls its movements.

A2 Understanding basic circuitry is essential for building simple electronic devices.

B1 The technician examined the circuitry of the computer to diagnose the problem.

B2 The advanced circuitry in the new smartphone allows for faster processing speeds.

C1 The intricate circuitry of the spacecraft was designed by a team of engineers.

C2 The scientist studied the circuitry of the brain to better understand neural pathways.

Examples of circuitry in a Sentence

formal The engineer carefully examined the circuitry of the new prototype.

informal I have no idea how to fix the circuitry in this old TV.

slang Dude, the circuitry in this gaming console is totally fried.

figurative The intricate circuitry of the human brain is still a mystery to scientists.

Grammatical Forms of circuitry

• plural: circuitries
• comparative: more circuitry
• superlative: most circuitry
• present tense: circuitry
• future tense: will circuitry
• perfect tense: have circuitried
• continuous tense: is circuitrying
• singular: circuitry
• positive degree: circuitry
• infinitive: to circuitry
• gerund: circuitrying
• participle: circuitried

Origin and Evolution of circuitry

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'circuitry' originated from the Middle English word 'circuit', which comes from the Old French word 'circuit' meaning 'a going around'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'circuitry' evolved to specifically refer to the interconnected electronic components in a circuit or system, highlighting the technological advancements in electrical engineering.