Can someone me understand this circuit?

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The discussion revolves around a circuit diagram that one user finds amusingly poorly drawn. Some participants express frustration at the simplicity of the diagram, suggesting that it should be easy to understand. There are comments about the circuit's familiarity and a hint of insider knowledge regarding intellectual property. The conversation includes playful banter, but also a serious tone regarding the expectation of understanding basic circuit concepts. Overall, the thread highlights a mix of humor and critique about circuit comprehension.
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Can someone please help me understand this circuit diagram. (see attachment).

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Ok I stumbled across this on some random site a few weeks ago and thought I'd have to post it here some time for a bit of fun. Seriously though, it does kind of remind you of every really badly drawn circuit diagram that you've ever seen doesn't it.

Haha Happy Easter :biggrin:
 

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I think it's pretty self-explanatory...
 
Come ON!

If you can't even understand something this basic, you don't deserve to be here. GTHO our internets. :mad:
 
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I was just looking at that schematic at work last week.

I thought we had IP on that?

Must be a leak somewhere!
 
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