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	A common example of a schematic is an electrical circuit diagram, which uses symbols in a layout which may not resemble the actual circuit layout but are instead arranged for ease of interpretation. Similarly, a transit map uses graphic symbols to represent stations and the arrangement of the train lines will often not resemble the geographic location of the stations in relation to one another.		A common example of a schematic is an electrical circuit diagram, which uses symbols in a layout which may not resemble the actual circuit layout but are instead arranged for ease of interpretation. Similarly, a transit map uses graphic symbols to represent stations and the arrangement of the train lines will often not resemble the geographic location of the stations in relation to one another.

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	NB [https://www.cips.org/knowledge/glossary-of-terms/ The Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS) Glossary of procurement terms], defines a schematic as: ‘A diagram showing the main form and features of something to help people to understand it.’

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	* Assembly drawing.		* Assembly drawing.

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	A schematic is a diagram used to illustrate the elements of a system at an abstract level. This typically involves the use of graphic symbols and lines rather than a 'realistic' representation.		A schematic is a diagram used to illustrate the elements of a system at an abstract level. This typically involves the use of graphic symbols and lines rather than a 'realistic' representation.
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	* Working drawing.		* Working drawing.

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−	A schematic is a representational diagram that is used to illustrate the elements of a system at an abstract level. This involves the use of graphic symbols and lines rather than realistic representations.	+	[[File:Circuit-762427 640.jpg]]

−	A schematic ~~will often remove any details that are not expressly relevant to what~~ is ~~being conveyed~~ to ~~make it more simplistic~~. ~~However, some elements may be aided that, while not realistically detailed, may be used to assist comprehension~~.	+	A schematic is a diagram used to illustrate the elements of a system at an abstract level. This typically involves the use of graphic symbols and lines rather than a 'realistic' representation.

−	A common example of a schematic is an ~~electronic~~ circuit diagram, which ~~illustrates~~ symbols in a layout which may not resemble the actual circuit layout but are instead arranged for ease of interpretation. Similarly, a transit map uses graphic symbols to represent stations and the arrangement of the train lines will often not resemble the geographic location of the stations in relation to one another.	+	A schematic will generally not show details unless they are expressly relevant to what is being conveyed, unless they assist comprehension.
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		+	A common example of a schematic is an electrical circuit diagram, which uses symbols in a layout which may not resemble the actual circuit layout but are instead arranged for ease of interpretation. Similarly, a transit map uses graphic symbols to represent stations and the arrangement of the train lines will often not resemble the geographic location of the stations in relation to one another.

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

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		+	* Assembly drawing.
	* Blueprint.		* Blueprint.
	* Electrical control systems.		* Electrical control systems.
		+	* Exploded view.
	* Manual drafting techniques.		* Manual drafting techniques.
	* Notation and units on drawings and documents.		* Notation and units on drawings and documents.

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A schematic is a representational diagram that is used to illustrate the elements of a system at an abstract level. This involves the use of graphic symbols and lines rather than realistic representations.

A schematic will often remove any details that are not expressly relevant to what is being conveyed to make it more simplistic. However, some elements may be aided that, while not realistically detailed, may be used to assist comprehension.

A common example of a schematic is an electronic circuit diagram, which illustrates symbols in a layout which may not resemble the actual circuit layout but are instead arranged for ease of interpretation. Similarly, a transit map uses graphic symbols to represent stations and the arrangement of the train lines will often not resemble the geographic location of the stations in relation to one another.

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=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Blueprint.
* Electrical control systems.
* Manual drafting techniques.
* Notation and units on drawings and documents.
* Projections.
* Scale drawing.
* Standard hatching styles for drawings.
* Symbols on architectural drawings.
* Types of drawings.
* Working drawing.

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