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Yes, that sounds about right, just that the term in the original text was misleading to say the least. And, yes, you are correct, the one on the right is meant to be L6.NascentOxygen said:
A schematic is a visual representation of a system, process, or circuit. It uses symbols and lines to show the components and connections within the system.
A schematic is helpful in understanding and troubleshooting a system or circuit. It allows you to see the connections and components involved, making it easier to identify any issues or make modifications.
Reading a schematic involves understanding the symbols and their meanings, as well as the connections between them. It also helps to have a basic knowledge of circuitry and electronics.
Yes, schematics can be modified to reflect changes or improvements to a system or circuit. However, it is important to ensure that any modifications are done carefully and accurately.
There are various resources available for help with schematics, including online forums, technical support from manufacturers, and consulting with other scientists or engineers. You can also refer to technical manuals or textbooks for guidance.
