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What does the schematic symbol shown in figure "2" of the illustration represent? See illustration EL-0026.

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What does the schematic symbol shown in figure "2" of the illustration represent? See illustration EL-0026.

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• Difference between normally open (NO) and normally closed (NC) contacts in their rest position • How a momentary pushbutton is shown in schematics (actuator line above the contact) versus a maintained switch • In symbol "2", notice whether the contact is shown as open or closed before the button is operated

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• Look closely at the contact in symbol 2: in its normal, unpressed state, is the circuit path complete or broken? • Ask yourself: does the extra line above the contact indicate a pushbutton that returns when released (momentary), or a selector/maintained type device? • Compare symbol 2 with symbols 1 and 3: how do they differ in the way the contacts are drawn, and what does that tell you about normal state and operation?

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• Verify whether the contact in figure 2 is open or closed in the normal (unoperated) position • Confirm that the symbol includes the pushbutton operator line, which indicates a momentary device • Make sure your choice’s wording (NO/NC and momentary/maintained) matches both the normal contact state and the type of operation shown in the symbol

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Question 1 of 20

What does the schematic symbol shown in figure "2" of the illustration represent? See illustration EL-0026.

a normally open momentary contact pushbutton switch

a normally closed momentary contact pushbutton switch

a normally open maintained contact pushbutton switch

a normally closed maintained contact pushbutton switch

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Question 1 / 205eccefa3bacbc34ba4d47e91

Question 1 of 205eccefa3bacbc34ba4d47e91

What does the schematic symbol shown in figure "2" of the illustration represent? See illustration EL-0026.

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What does the schematic symbol shown in figure "2" of the illustration represent? See illustration EL-0026.

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