Schematic understanding... how do I interpret this?

[Jupitus]

Hey all! May be a daft question, but can someone please explain to me how to interpret this on a schematic ?

[TimNJ]

I'd guess it indicates a PCB "solder bridgeable" jumper.

Something like the bottom four "parts" in the attached photo. Drag solder between the two pads to solder them together.

[BlownUpCapacitor]

My best guess other than what TimNJ said is an SMD fuse, as it looks like that components might have a current rating. 175mA fuse?

[pcprogrammer]

The text above the symbol says it is a jumper with dimensions 43*39. The current being mentioned looks like a hint for others that it typically is 175mA.

I find the solder-able jumper explanation far more likely then it being a fuse symbol.

Edit: even the part reference PJP10 more likely points to a jumper than a fuse.

[BrokenYugo]

I've seen something like this in a Chinese transistor radio kit, each stage of the circuit had a solder bridge on the Vcc trace and the expected current given. I think the idea was you were supposed to build it stage by stage and test to sort of confirm you built it right.