File:Magic circuit.jpg
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English: The two switches are normally closed and a current, regardless of its polarity, flows through it. But when one switch is pressed, the flow stops. But when the polarity is switched, the circuit is complete.
I've used this as a safety contraption in one of my projects to prevent a motor from being overloaded. The motor in this sketch can be replaced with any component that supports dual polarities. |
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