An Electronic Symbol

[BlackMelon]

Could you please tell me what is the "SS"" symbol?

Thank you
BlackMelon

 

[hevans1944]

It indicates there is more circuitry, such as a motor load, that is not shown on the schematic.

 

[Bluejets]

Good pickup...I had to look hard for the SS............

 

[GPG]

No motor there though. Looks like a abbreviated diagram of a half bridge driver IC

Could you please tell me what is the "SS"" symbol?

What IC?

 

[Martaine2005]

Like Bluejets, I was looking for a component with 'SS'. Not two squigglies between them

 

[davenn]

It indicates there is more circuitry, such as a motor load, that is not shown on the schematic.

and to be more specific ... it indicates that there is a repetition of the circuit, in this case, as shown immediately to the left of the squiggles

 

[bigone5500]

That is like if you draw an extension cord and only draw the two connectors on a sheet of paper. You then simply draw a line between them and show it like this:

=+------/ /------+= <--this is 100' long but only 4" on paper.

That is the way I see it. I don't have squiggly lines on my computer.

 

[davenn]

That is like if you draw an extension cord and only draw the two connectors on a sheet of paper. You then simply draw a line between them and show it like this:

=+------/ /------+= <--this is 100' long but only 4" on paper.

yes, another use of them

That is the way I see it. I don't have squiggly lines on my computer.

there probably is a code to get keyboard character like that ? dunno ?
but is easy to draw on a circuit diag as in the above example

doesn't look like there is ....
http://www.rmhh.co.uk/ascii.html


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[bigone5500]

yes, another use of them



there probably is a code to get keyboard character like that ? dunno ?
but is easy to draw on a circuit diag as in the above example

doesn't look like there is ....
http://www.rmhh.co.uk/ascii.html


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Yeah. I looked all through the character map and couldn't find a suitable character.

 

[BlackMelon]

Thank you everyone for helping me out of this puzzling question.
For those who want to find out what "SS" exactly omits, here is more information in a pdf research paper. I hope this will help you all

https://www.mediafire.com/?plble5746mx7523

 

[davenn]

Thank you everyone for helping me out of this puzzling question.
For those who want to find out what "SS" exactly omits, here is more information in a pdf research paper. I hope this will help you all

https://www.mediafire.com/?plble5746mx7523

couldn't get that page to load ... it sat there for ages trying to load ... I finally gave up and closed the tab

 

[GPG]

Are you using a script blocker?

 

[davenn]

not that Im aware of ??

 

[GPG]

http://download1489.mediafire.com/obk18p91g97g/plble5746mx7523/High+Side+Driver.pdf
Try that

 

[davenn]

http://download1489.mediafire.com/obk18p91g97g/plble5746mx7523/High+Side+Driver.pdf
Try that

Thanks for that

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[BlackMelon]

Sorry for the link and my absence, I just press "share" on Media Fire again. Is there anyone who still can't download the file?.

http://www.mediafire.com/view/plble5746mx7523/High_Side_Driver.pdf