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Flow Diagrams

A visual representation of actions and decisions in a sequence, showing how a system progresses toward an outcome.

Note

Flow diagrams are not limited to electronic systems. They are used in various fields, including software development, business process modeling, and project management.

Why Use a Flow Diagram?

Helps visualize the logic of a program or circuit
Makes it easier to debug or improve the design
Supports communication with others (engineers, designers, programmers)

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Introduction to Flow Diagrams

A flow diagram is a visual representation of actions and decisions in a sequence, showing how a system progresses toward an outcome.

They are used to illustrate the flow of a process, system, or algorithm, making it easier to understand and analyze.

AnalogyThink of a flow diagram as a map for a journey, where each symbol represents a specific action or decision point along the way.

ExampleA flow diagram for a simple traffic light system might include symbols for "Start," "Check Sensor," "Change Light," and "End."

DefinitionFlow DiagramA visual representation of actions and decisions in a sequence, showing how a system progresses toward an outcome.

NoteFlow diagrams are not limited to electronic systems. They are used in various fields, including software development, business process modeling, and project management.

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Flow Diagrams

Why Use a Flow Diagram?

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Introduction to Flow Diagrams