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Wires Joined - One Device May Be Connected To Another Through Wires

Wires are used to connect components and devices together, though some wires may remain unjoined. Cells and batteries provide power supplies for circuits, with batteries having positive and negative terminals and acting as direct current supplies, while transformers can act as alternating current supplies. Fuses protect devices from damage, and earth or ground represents zero volts in electronic circuits.

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Wires Joined - One Device May Be Connected To Another Through Wires

Wires are used to connect components and devices together, though some wires may remain unjoined. Cells and batteries provide power supplies for circuits, with batteries having positive and negative terminals and acting as direct current supplies, while transformers can act as alternating current supplies. Fuses protect devices from damage, and earth or ground represents zero volts in electronic circuits.

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Wire - Used to connect one component to another.

Wires Joined - One device may be connected to another through wires.


Un joined Wires - Some wires may not touch others.
Cell - Used to provide a supply for a circuit.
Battery - The smaller terminal is negative and the larger one is positive. Abbreviated as B.
DC Supply - Used as a DC power supply, that is the current will always flow in one direction.
AC Supply - Used as AC power supply, that is, the current will keep alternating directions.
Fuse - Saves the other devices from damage.
Transformer - Used as an AC power supply.
Earth/Ground - Used in electronic circuits to represent the 0 volts of the power supply.

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