Block diagram

Block diagram

A simplified diagram of an electronic system, in which circuits, stages, units, or devices are shown as two-dimensional boxes with the internal wiring and detail circuitry omitted. This makes it possible to clearly show the interconnection among circuits, stages, units or devices. It also provides a concise rendition of the overall functional concept of the system.

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