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| Description | Symbol denoting a Current Source |
| Date | 2/06/06 |
| Source | From Scratch in Inkcape 0.43 |
| Author | jjbeard |
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- English: In France, this symbol stands for a voltage source (+ at the end of the arrow), the symbol for a current source is two circles and an arrow.
- Français : En France, ce symbole désigne un générateur de tension (+ à la pointe de la flèche), le symbole pour un générateur de courant est composé de deux cercles et d'une flèche.
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