Professional terminology

Video toys include a screen and an operating mechanism through which children can play and interact with the displayed images on the screen. Note: All necessary components for the operation of video toys, such as control boxes, joysticks, keyboards, monitors, and connectors, are considered part of the toy. An electronic circuit that contains at least one electronic component. Electronic component is a component that primarily conducts electrons through their movement in vacuum, gas, or semiconductor. Note:; Electronic components do not include resistors, capacitors, and inductors. Normal operation of toys: When connected to the recommended power source, the toys should be operated in a predetermined or predictable manner, while also not forgetting the normal behavior of children and the conditions for playing. The fundamental frequency of any signal used in a clock frequency device, except for signals used separately within an integrated circuit (IC). Note. High frequency is usually generated by the lower clock oscillation color ratio outside the integrated circuit (IC) through the phase locked loop (PLL) circuit inside the integrated circuit (IC). Battery-operated appliances are appliances that are only powered by batteries and cannot perform their intended functions whether directly or through power supply equipment connected to the power grid. Note 1. Toys are not considered appliances. Note 2: Instruments that can be charged but cannot perform their expected functions during charging are considered battery powered instruments. Mains operated appliances include all appliances except battery powered appliances. Note that toys are not considered appliances