Help with a schematic question.

[Navid Naghdi]

Some tips will be appreciated here from the following question:

A rocket being prepared for launch has two crewmembers, each of whom
has a two-position switch, one position marked 'hold' and the other
marked 'go'. Draw a circuit so that:

(a) - A hold light comes on when either crew member has their
switch in the 'hold' position.
(b) - A 'go' light comes on only if both crewmembers have their
switch in the 'go' position.

 

[Randy Day]

Navid Naghdi wrote:

Some tips will be appreciated here from the following question:

A rocket being prepared for launch has two crewmembers, each of whom
has a two-position switch, one position marked 'hold' and the other
marked 'go'. Draw a circuit so that:

(a) - A hold light comes on when either crew member has their
switch in the 'hold' position.
(b) - A 'go' light comes on only if both crewmembers have their
switch in the 'go' position.

<sigh> Is it that time of year already?

This ain't alt.get.your.homework.done.for.free, son.

Crack open your textbook, show us *your* design and
we'll critique it...

 

[the Wiz]

zoid999@excite.com (Navid Naghdi) wrote:

Some tips will be appreciated here from the following question:

A rocket being prepared for launch has two crewmembers, each of whom
has a two-position switch, one position marked 'hold' and the other
marked 'go'. Draw a circuit so that:

(a) - A hold light comes on when either crew member has their
switch in the 'hold' position.
(b) - A 'go' light comes on only if both crewmembers have their
switch in the 'go' position.

Sounds like you need to review the concepts of series and parallel...

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[Michael A. Covington]

Which professor assigned this as your homework?

This is not a very difficult problem. I'm not sure why you're asking for
help.

"Navid Naghdi" <zoid999@excite.com> wrote in message
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Some tips will be appreciated here from the following question:

A rocket being prepared for launch has two crewmembers, each of whom
has a two-position switch, one position marked 'hold' and the other
marked 'go'. Draw a circuit so that:

(a) - A hold light comes on when either crew member has their
switch in the 'hold' position.
(b) - A 'go' light comes on only if both crewmembers have their
switch in the 'go' position.