Terminology

The terminology pages define what Fenexity means by important technical terms. This is controlled terminology, not merely an abbreviation reference: each entry answers when must I use this term?, what exactly does it mean at Fenexity?, and which competing words must I not use?.

Search and filter FTL terminology by term, semantic identity, source, domain, and context.

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How terms are maintained

• Terms are defined in the machine-readable terminology data that also produces /api/latest/terms.json.
• Each definition carries its sources, so an external standard (for example OCPP or IEC) is attributed instead of silently rewritten.
• Where a term has different meanings in different domains, that collision is recorded explicitly rather than resolved implicitly.
• Adding or changing a canonical meaning is a terminology change with the same review discipline as a writing-rule change.