By Miles Nicholson
IEC60617 defines the symbology required for drawing electrical schematics, but sometimes the standard does not go far enough. An example would be a terminal with electronic components bridging connections or even connected across levels. How should these be drawn in a schematic?
This is our interpretation.
The above shows from left to right: solid link, fuse, resistor, diode, diode180, LED, LED180, test link terminals.
The above shows from top to bottom: LED, LED180, fuse, resistor, diode, diode180, test socket, varistor cross connections.
When used in combination, the 2nd terminal is defined as the 2nd deck of the first terminal.
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