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Here are some common electrical symbols used in circuit diagrams:

1. Resistor:

2. Capacitor:

3. Inductor:

4. Battery:

5. Ground:

6. Switch:

7. Diode:

8. Transistor:

9. Fuse:

10. Motor:

These are just a few examples of electrical symbols used in circuit diagrams. There are many more symbols that represent different components and devices used in electrical circuits.

Electrical Symbols

Conductors:

- Wire:
- Single line
- Double line
- Dotted line
- Bus:
- Thick line
- Multiple lines
- Cable:
- Oval or rectangle with lines
- Multiple lines within a shape

Switches:

- Single-pole single-throw (SPST):
- Two terminals connected to a single switch
- Single-pole double-throw (SPDT):
- Three terminals connected to a single switch
- Double-pole single-throw (DPST):
- Four terminals connected to two switches
- Double-pole double-throw (DPDT):
- Six terminals connected to two switches

Fuses and Circuit Breakers:

- Fuse:
- Zigzag line
- Circuit Breaker:
- Rectangular or square with a handle

Resistors:

- Fixed resistor:
- Rectangle with a resistance value inside
- Variable resistor (potentiometer):
- Rectangle with three terminals
- Thermistor:
- Rectangle with a "thermometer" symbol inside

Capacitors:

- Electrolytic capacitor:
- Rectangle with a "+" and "-" symbol
- Non-electrolytic capacitor:
- Two parallel lines with a smaller line between them

Inductors:

- Inductor:
- Coil symbol
- Transformer:
- Two coils connected by a vertical line

Grounding:

- Ground:
- Three horizontal lines connected by a vertical line

Other Symbols:

- Battery:
- Rectangle with "+" and "-" terminals
- Diode:
- Triangle with a line and arrow inside
- Transistor:
- Rectangle with three terminals
- Relay:
- Coil symbol with a switch connected to it
- Motor:
- Circle with lines radiating from it
- Generator:
- Circle with lines radiating from it, with an arrow indicating rotation