Circuit Problem and Description: Using the given components, design a pneumatic circuit which will operate a double acting cylinder (A) from any one of two identical valves. The double acting cylinder will move out when either push button (M1) or (M2) is pressed, or when they are pressed at the same time. When the buttons are released, the cylinder will return to the initial position. Materials: Component Description Part # SAI 2026 Double acting cylinder SAI 2015 Normally closed 3/2 way valves operated by push button SAI 2023 Pneumatically piloted 5/2 way monostable valve SAI 2007 "OR" logic function valve Quantity 1 1

Circuit Problem and Description: Using the given components, design a pneumatic circuit which will operate a double acting cylinder (A) from any one of two identical valves. The double acting cylinder will move out when either push button (M1) or (M2) is pressed, or when they are pressed at the same time. When the buttons are released, the cylinder will return to the initial position. Materials: Component Description Part # SAI 2026 Double acting cylinder SAI 2015 Normally closed 3/2 way valves operated by push button SAI 2023 Pneumatically piloted 5/2 way monostable valve SAI 2007 "OR" logic function valve Quantity 1 1

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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