GROUND represents a point of 0v. In larger circuits it is the actual ground, but on our projects it's just the negative battery wire. This symbol shows up because its easier to write this than produce a wire going to the negative battery wire on schematic. Even if they are disconnected in the drawing, they are all actually connected together when building your circuit.
January 19, 2010
GROUND
GROUND represents a point of 0v. In larger circuits it is the actual ground, but on our projects it's just the negative battery wire. This symbol shows up because its easier to write this than produce a wire going to the negative battery wire on schematic. Even if they are disconnected in the drawing, they are all actually connected together when building your circuit.
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