Terminal connection
An identified electrical connection point linking schematic and wiring information.
A diode terminal includes a semiconductor diode in a documented terminal path.
A diode terminal includes a semiconductor diode in a documented terminal path. Polarity and the intended protective or decoupling function must remain explicit in the wiring schematic.
A diode terminal is different from a feed-through terminal even if its physical housing is similar.
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