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Juhtmärgid are a system of symbols used in various fields, primarily in electrical engineering and electronics, to represent different components, connections, and functions within a circuit diagram. These standardized markings allow for a universal understanding of complex schematics, regardless of the specific manufacturer or designer. The primary purpose of juhtmärgid is to convey information about the electrical and physical characteristics of components and how they interact.

In electrical diagrams, juhtmärgid depict elements like resistors, capacitors, inductors, transistors, diodes, switches, and power sources. Each symbol has a unique shape and often includes additional markings indicating polarity, resistance value, capacitance value, or other relevant specifications. For instance, a zigzag line typically represents a resistor, while a circle with a plus and minus sign denotes a battery.

Beyond basic components, juhtmärgid also illustrate connections and wiring. Solid lines usually signify conductive paths, while dashed or dotted lines can indicate shielded cables or alternative connection points. Junctions where wires meet are often shown as dots, distinguishing them from simple crossovers. The consistent application of these symbols ensures that technicians, engineers, and hobbyists can accurately interpret, build, and troubleshoot electrical systems. The development and standardization of juhtmärgid are overseen by organizations like the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).