Transcription of Study Unit Understanding and Using Electronic Diagrams
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Study UnitUnderstanding andUsing ElectronicDiagramsByThomas GregoryIn your studies so far, you ve learned the basic principles ofhow electrical circuits provide power for useful work. Basiccircuits consist of a power source, components that regulatethe flow of current, and loads such as motors, lights, heat-ers, and more complex devices like computers or and Electronic technicians may work installing,servicing, maintaining, and troubleshooting hundreds of dif-ferent electrical and electromechanical devices from manydifferent manufacturers, on a regular basis. Over the years astandard visual language has evolved that allows designers,engineers, and technicians to effectively describe these elec-trical devices functions. In this unit you ll learn how circuits are described by draw-ings called schematics. These drawings use standard symbolsthat allow technicians to quickly understand how a circuit isconstructed, what function it performs, and how to trouble-shoot the equipment.
to reading these, you’ll recognize common characteristics in all schematics. Schematic Diagrams Schematic diagrams document the connection points and construction methods of electrical and electronic circuits. Figure 1shows a simple schematic diagram of a power sup-ply; on it you can see some of the conventions used. Figure 2
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