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A schematic diagram, often simply referred to as a schematic, is a graphical representation of an electrical or electronic circuit. It uses symbols to represent the various components and their connections within the circuit. Schematics are essential tools for engineers, technicians, and electricians to understand, design, troubleshoot, and repair electronic circuits and systems. Here are some key points about schematic diagrams:

• Symbols: In a schematic diagram, various electrical and electronic components are represented by standardized symbols. These symbols are typically easier to understand and work with than detailed images of the actual components. Common symbols include lines, shapes, and alphanumeric characters.
• Connections: Lines and arrows are used to represent the electrical connections between components. The lines show the path of electrical current flow and indicate how different parts of the circuit are connected.
  
• Components: Common components found in schematic diagrams include resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, integrated circuits, switches, and many others. Each of these components has a unique symbol that is easily recognizable to professionals in the field.
• Power Sources: Schematic diagrams typically indicate the power sources used in a circuit, such as batteries or power supplies, and show how they connect to the rest of the components.
• Ground: A ground symbol is often used to represent the reference point for voltage in a circuit. It's typically labeled with the ground symbol (a horizontal line with three downward-pointing arrows) or "GND."
• Lines and Buses: Schematics may use various types of lines and buses to organize and clarify the diagram. For example, dashed lines or buses can group related components or connections.
• Annotations: Text labels and notes may be added to provide additional information about components, values, or other details within the circuit.

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