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circuit vs circuits

Both 'circuit' and 'circuits' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Circuit' is singular, referring to a closed path followed by an electric current, while 'circuits' is the plural form of 'circuit', used when referring to multiple closed paths for electric current.

Last updated: March 23, 2024

circuit

Correct. 'Circuit' is the singular form used to refer to a closed path followed by an electric current.

Use 'circuit' when referring to a single closed path for electric current.

Examples:

  • The circuit was properly wired.
  • Please check the circuit for any faults.

Alternatives:

  • electric circuit
  • circuit board
  • circuit breaker
  • circuit training
  • circuit analysis

circuits

Correct. 'Circuits' is the plural form of 'circuit' and is used when referring to multiple closed paths for electric current.

Use 'circuits' when referring to more than one closed path for electric current.

Examples:

  • The circuits in the building need to be inspected.
  • These circuits are interconnected for better efficiency.

Alternatives:

  • electric circuits
  • circuit diagrams
  • circuit components
  • circuit design
  • circuit analysis

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