Technote 8 - Guidelines for Drawing Schematics

Technote 8 April 2008 [Revised 2/2014] Tim J. Sobering SDE Consulting Guidelines for Drawing Schematics 2006 Tim J. Sobering. All rights reserved. Guidelines for Drawing Schematics Page 2 Copyright 2008 Tim J. Sobering. All rights reserved. Guidelines for Drawing Schematics1 For the electrical Engineer, electronics symbols are our words and the schematic is our novel . And just as a poorly written document can cause confusion or disaster, misreading a poorly drawn schematic can cause a range of problems from a non-functional circuit to a fire, explosion, or electrocution.

There are a number of standards for schematic symbols and how to interconnect them. Some examples are: IEEE Std 91, IEEE Standard Graphic Symbols for Logic Functions. IEEE Std 315, IEEE Standard Graphic Symbols for Electrical and Electronics Diagrams (Including Reference Designation Letters). IEEE Std 991, IEEE Standard for Logic Circuit Diagrams.

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