Symbols of components need for arduino and diagrams.

symbols of components:

symbols of :
(1)unconnected wire
(2)Transistor
(3)push button
(4)tilt switch
(5)mosfet
(6)motor
(7)resistor
(8)photo resistor
(9)potentiometer
symbols of components 2:

symbols of :
(1)polaraised capachitor
(2)capachitor
(3)battery
(4)ground


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