What does these simbols represent?

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The discussion revolves around the interpretation of basic electronic symbols, including operational amplifiers and current sources. Participants express a desire for more detailed insights from a user named transgalactic, suggesting that the question resembles a homework assignment. There is a call for the original poster to engage more deeply with the topic rather than relying solely on others for answers. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding these symbols in the context of electronics. The need for clarity and deeper exploration of the subject is highlighted.
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What are your thoughts? Those are pretty basic symbols.
 
Op amp, unknow, current source
 
sirzerp said:
Op amp, unknow, current source

I want transgalactic to give us more info and tell us what he thinks. This question is too much like a homework/coursework question, where we should be sure that the original poster (OP) does most of the work.

transgalactic?
 

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