12V Fused DC Motor Test Circuit Diagram - 15 Amp Fuse Simulation Schematic

This document is a screenshot of a computer-drawn circuit simulation schematic (appearing to be from electronics simulation software such as Multisim) rather than a scanned factory wiring diagram. It depicts a simple series DC circuit used to illustrate fuse operation: a 12-volt battery (V2) connects through a key-operated switch (J1, labeled 'Key = A') to a 15-amp fuse (U1, labeled '15_AMP'), which then feeds a DC motor armature load (S1, labeled 'DC_MOTOR_ARMATURE'). A multimeter instrument (XMM1) is connected across the fuse to take a measurement (likely current or voltage across the fuse). Circuit nodes are numbered 1 through 4. The filename 'FUSE.jpg' and companion files in the album (AMP.jpg, SRCVLT.jpg, SWTCH CLSD.jpg, SWTCH OP.jpg, TestVLT2.jpg, tstvlt1.jpg) suggest this is one page of a training/demonstration set on basic automotive electrical testing concepts: measuring amperage, source voltage, and voltage with a switch open and closed. The diagram contains no vehicle-specific fuse box layout, wire colors, connectors, or part numbers, so it does not document the 1993 Ford Bronco's actual fuse panel, but it does convey the concept of a fused 12 V motor circuit with a switch.