wiringloop

noun
UK /ˈwaɪərɪŋluːp/
US /ˈwaɪərɪŋluːp/

A wiring loop is a circle of wire that lets electricity flow around and around.

The toy car's motor spun because of the wiring loop inside it.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A closed path of wires used to test or carry electrical signals.

The engineer checked the wiring loop to make sure the signal was strong.

3. A loop of wire used to hang or hold something in place.

She hung the picture with a small wiring loop on the back.

4. A repeating pattern of wires in a machine or device.

The robot's arm moved smoothly thanks to its clever wiring loop.

5. A circular wire fastener, like a key ring made of wire.

He kept his keys on a simple wiring loop.