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On the international system of units in Physics~ The international system of units is a__________ It includes the system of units in all fields of measurement___________ Such as meter, kilogram, second, and the formula derived from them_______ .
International basic unit
What do the symbols in these circuit diagrams mean?
There are SB1, QS, km, FR, PE
What do these circuit diagram symbols represent?
HL,SB,QF,KM,FR,SA,MV,HAU,KA,SV,F,AU,AL,SL,PS,RW,R,PV,PC,FU,LS
It may not be complete, but I hope it can be useful to you. Ammeter PA voltmeter PV active watt hour meter PJ reactive watt hour meter pjr frequency meter pf phase meter PPA maximum demand meter (load monitor) PM power factor meter PPF active power meter PW reactive power meter PR reactive current meter par sound signal ha light signal HS
What do the symbols on this circuit diagram represent?
What do the letters represent?
Under the antenna, l is the inductance, T1 is the transformer, K1 is the transfer switch, R is the resistance, C is the capacitance, Q represents the triode, SP is the abbreviation of speaker, DC is the DC power supply, and the symbol under C13 is the meaning of grounding
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