In Method 1 of the two-way switching for .4 lighting, connections of switch 2 are (answer can be found in the 3rd & 4th minutes) ^ L1 to the bulb, common to L2 of switch 1, & L2 to L1 of switch 1 L2 to the bulb, common to L1 of switch 1, & L1 to L2 of switch 1 common to the bulb, L1 to L2 of switch 1, & L2 to L1 of switch 1 line wire to common, L1 to L2 of switch 1, & L2 to L1 of switch 1 حدد إجابتك

In Method 1 of the two-way switching for .4 lighting, connections of switch 2 are (answer can be found in the 3rd & 4th minutes) ^ L1 to the bulb, common to L2 of switch 1, & L2 to L1 of switch 1 L2 to the bulb, common to L1 of switch 1, & L1 to L2 of switch 1 common to the bulb, L1 to L2 of switch 1, & L2 to L1 of switch 1 line wire to common, L1 to L2 of switch 1, & L2 to L1 of switch 1 حدد إجابتك

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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