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TYCIEELCTRI
Electricity
TWICHS
Switch
Stores energy in the form of an electrostatic field between its plates.
Capacitor
a form of energy resulting from the existence of charged particles (such as electrons or protons)
ELECTRICITY
Used to complete or break an electric circuit to use an electric appliance according our convenience.
SWITCH
Identifies a ground terminal.
Ground or Earth
SUFE
Fuse
Stores energy in the form of an electrostatic field between its plates.
Motor
NNATNAE
Antenna
It protects electrical circuits by stopping the flow of current when the intensity of current exceeds a set value.
Fuse
SISERTOR
Resistor
Marks a device or wire designed to capture radio and electromagnetic waves into electrical signals and vice versa.
Antenna
Represented on a schematic with a pair of disproportionate, parallel lines. The number of lines indicates the number of series cells in the battery.
Battery
In a schematic, this is represented with a few zig-zag squiggles.
RESISTOR
YERATTB
BATTERY
Also called a coil or reactor. The coils store energy in a magnetic field.
Inductor
FORMERTRANS
Transformer
EDOID
Diode
TOROM
MOTOR
CEUORS
SOURCE
Represents the power source for your electronics.
Source
Convert electrical energy directly into light, delivering efficient light generation with little-wasted electricity.
Diode LED
SBAIC LTEELRCACI OBLSMY
BASIC ELECTRICAL SYMBOL
Only allows current to flow in one direction. It's always polarized with an anode (A, positive) and cathode side (C, negative).
DIODE
It helps keep the frequency and reduce tension in an alternating current circuit.
TRANSFORMER