GB/T 16901.3-2003
AbolishedRules for the presentation of graphical symbols--Graphical symbols for use in the technical documentation of products--Part 3: Classification of connect notes,networks and their encoding
图形符号表示规则 产品技术文件用图形符号 第3部分:连接点、网络及其编码的分类
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the classification and encoding rules for connection points, networks, and their associated codes used in graphical symbols within product technical documentation. It is applied in engineering fields such as electrical, electronic, and mechanical design to ensure consistent representation of interconnections and network structures in schematics, wiring diagrams, and system layouts. The standard facilitates unambiguous communication among engineers, manufacturers, and maintenance personnel during product development, testing, and documentation.
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