Electrical Symbols (Part 1)

Resistor:

Capacitor:

Inductor:

Antenna(Arial):

Antenna(Loop):

Ground:

Terminal:

Battery(One cell):

Battery(Multi cells):

Potentiometer:

Rheostat:

Air Core Transformer:
Transformer:
3-Single Phase Transformer:


Fixed Capacitor:

Variable Capacitor:

 Power switch S.P.S.T:

Switch S.P.D.T:

Switch D.P.D.T:

Switch D.P.S.T:
Crystal Detector:

Rotary Switches:

Lightening Arrester:

Fuse:
Head Phone:


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