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Component: A discrete element of a system. A
component may be hardware or software and may
be subdivided into other components. Examples
are wires, transistors, integrate circuits, motors,
relays, solenoids.
Equipment Family: A set of hardware
and software components that may work co-
operatively in one or more defined architectures
(configurations). An equipment family usually
provides a number of standard functionalities (e.g.
application functions library) that may be com-
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