Electronic Diagrams Questions

• Interrupted paths are not an acceptable method of simplifying a diagram.
• CAD component layout programs allow you to create the best possible parts placement.
• On electronic diagrams, it is typically not necessary to identify each separately replaceable part.
• Symbols should conform to an internationally or nationally approved standard.
• For clarity, draw sections of multi-element parts separately in a schematic.
• Connecting lines for conductors are typically drawn horizontally or vertically to minimize bends and crossovers.
• Terminals or leads are frequently identified by colors or symbols, which should be indicated on the diagram.
• On electronic diagrams, you should indicate grouped components by using dashed lines to enclose them in a box.
• When arranging symbols, it is typically not necessary to leave blank spaces adjacent to symbols to allow for reference designations and notes.
• Printed circuit boards are widely used and replace hand-wiring methods.