what is the name of this element in the datasheet?

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what is the name of this element in the datasheet?
 

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Hi,

I´d say it shows the shield of a shielded wire.
Not 100% sure about this.

Klaus
 
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In the datasheet example it is the signal feed from an outside device. It isn't a component per se, it means the cable carrying that signal should be shielded (like co-ax) with the shield connected to ground.

Brian.
 

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thank you @betwixt, @barry, @KlausST,
but as you can see in the image, voltage is characteristic of this component. I do not know whether it is the voltage of 25uF capacitor or voltage of the undefined element? for other capacitors, it does not define any voltage in the characteristic.
 

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Hi,
mohamis288 said:
but as you can see in the image, voltage is characteristic of this component. I do not know whether it is the voltage of 25uF capacitor or voltage of the undefined element? for other capacitors, it does not define any voltage in the characteristic.
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As already said: it is no component, just a single connection.
* It has no impact on the signals of the schematic. It just helps in real circuits to keep the Carrier Input signal clean.
* since it is connected to GND, the voltage is zero and does never change. The "15V" marking belongs to the capacitor nearby..

Klaus
 
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