. Using only relays (Note the diagram shown below), show how you could build an AND gate. In the case of the relay below, the on/off switch toggles the battery and magnet on the bottom. If you're not sure, ask me or check out how a relay works, they're pretty neat! - Battery + OFF Battery + ©2000 How Stuff Works How a relay works

. Using only relays (Note the diagram shown below), show how you could build an AND gate. In the case of the relay below, the on/off switch toggles the battery and magnet on the bottom. If you're not sure, ask me or check out how a relay works, they're pretty neat! - Battery + OFF Battery + ©2000 How Stuff Works How a relay works

Electric Motor Control

10th Edition

ISBN:9781133702818

Author:Herman

Publisher:Herman

Chapter3: Magnetic Starters

Section: Chapter Questions

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