Template:Infobox electronic component

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{{Infobox electronic component
| name              =
| image             =
| caption           =
| type              =
| working_principle =
| invented          =
| first_produced    =
| pins              =
| symbol            =
| symbol_caption    =
}}

Details

• name: Name of the component
• image: A photograph of the component. It works best at 225px width, for example [[File:RBG-LED.jpg|225px]]
• caption: A brief caption for the image.
• type: A general category for the component - similar to the heading in a supplier's catalogue.
• working_principle: The physical phenomenon upon which the component is based.
• invented or inventor: The name of the inventor of the first practical device, and the date.
• invention_Year: Year of invention.
• first_produced: The date of first introduction to the market.
• terminal_number: How many terminals the component has.
• pins: List of the standard pin layout. Probably more useful for ICs.
• is_Linear: Is the component linear? Yes/No
• symbol: The standard circuit symbol for the device. Major regional variations in symbols may be included.
• symbol_caption: A brief caption that explains sections of the symbol. Optional.

Example

Light-emitting diode

File:RBG-LED.jpg Red, green and blue LEDs of the 5mm type
Type	Passive, optoelectronic
Working principle‍	Electroluminescence
Inventor	Nick Holonyak Jr. (1962)
Invention year	1962 (1962)
Number of terminals	2
Pin names	Anode and Cathode
Electronic symbol
File:LED symbol.svg

{{Infobox electronic component
| name              = Light-emitting diode
| image             = RBG-LED.jpg
| caption           = Red, green and blue LEDs of the 5mm type
| type              = [[Passive component|Passive]], [[optoelectronic]]
| working_principle = [[Electroluminescence]]
| invented          = [[Nick Holonyak Jr.]] (1962)
| first_produced    =
| pins              = [[Anode]] and [[Cathode]]
| symbol            = [[File:LED symbol.svg]]
| symbol_caption    =
}}

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Template parameters

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Parameter		Description	Type	Status
Name	name component	Name of the component.	String	required
Image	image photo	A photograph of the component.	File	suggested
Image size	image_size	The size of the image, in pixels.	Number	suggested
Caption	caption photo_caption	A brief caption for the image.	Content	suggested
Alt text	alt	The alternative text for the image (see [[Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Accessibility/Alternative text for images]]).	Content	suggested
Type	type	A general category for the component - similar to the heading in a supplier's catalogue. Example [[Optoelectronic]]	String	suggested
Working principle	working_principle	The physical phenomenon upon which the component is based. Example [[Electroluminescence]]	String	suggested
Inventor and date of invention	invented	The name of the inventor of the first practical device, and the date. Example [[Nick Holonyak Jr.]] (1962)	String	suggested
First produced when?	first_produced	The date of first introduction to the market.	String	optional
Pins	pins	List of the standard pin layout. Example [[Anode]] and [[Cathode]]	String	optional
Circuit symbol	symbol	The standard circuit symbol for the device. Major regional variations in symbols may be included.	File	suggested
Circuit symbol caption	symbol_caption	A brief caption that explains sections of the symbol. Optional.	Content	optional

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