What Are Schematics?
Schematics are diagrams that represent the various elements of a particular system. They often use graphic symbols that are abstract representations of real things.
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Purpose
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The purpose of a schematic diagram is to convey information to the observer in a readily digestible fashion. Schematics usually omit details that are not relevant, and they may add unrealistic and exaggerated elements in order to aid understanding.
Common Uses
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Schematics are commonly used to describe the design of a piece of equipment, tool or system.
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Subway System Schematics
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You can find schematics of subway systems when looking at a subway line map. Each subway line is typically represented by a different color, and each station is represented by a dot.
Electrical Industry
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Schematics are commonly used in the electrical industry. Schematics for electrical circuits are prepared by designers who use electronic design automation (EDA) tools.
Furniture Setup
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In many furniture setup manuals, schematics are used to indicate the various parts, tools, and steps necessary to construct a particular piece of furniture.
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