Unidirectional propagation qualifier
This qualifier indicates a signal or propagation path with one documented direction.
Installation, lighting, communication and network symbols used in switchrooms and supporting electrical systems. Explore 12 references, with original explanations and public primary sources.
This qualifier indicates a signal or propagation path with one documented direction.
This qualifier distinguishes a path supporting propagation in both directions at the same time.
This qualifier identifies opposite-direction propagation occurring alternately.
A transmission qualifier identifies the sending role of a signal interface.
A reception qualifier identifies the receiving role of a signal interface.
This qualifier identifies the publisher's non-ionising radiation family, with the radiation role stated in the device description.
A loudspeaker indication identifies conversion of an electrical signal to an audible output.
This representation identifies an electroacoustic device serving loudspeaker and microphone roles.
A microphone indication identifies an acoustic-input transducer in a communications circuit.
This form identifies a single power receptacle connection in the publisher's installation family.
This form distinguishes a duplex receptacle arrangement.
A one-line receptacle represents a power outlet within a simplified circuit view.