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Zusammenfassung

Als „Schalteinheit“bezeichnen wir die kleinste, zur Ausübung einer bestimmten Funktion befähigte Anordnung von aktivenund passiven Schaltelementen. Das Verhalten eines elektronischen Gerätes kann dann als Ergebnis des Zusammenwirkens solcher Schalteinheiten verstanden werden. Diese Zusammenfassung von Bauteilen in Schalteinheiten bzw. die funktionsmäßige Gliederung größerer Geräte in Schalteinheiten ist für die Übersichtlichkeitund das Verständnis elektronischer Geräte von entscheidender Bedeutung.

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