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    This circuit uses a momentary-action pushbutton switch and transistors to provide positive latching action. When the pushbutton is pressed it allows current to flow through the transistors, which then maintain the on state even after the pushbutton is released. Releasing the pushbutton turns the circuit off.

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    This circuit uses a momentary-action pushbutton switch and transistors to provide positive latching action. When the pushbutton is pressed it allows current to flow through the transistors, which then maintain the on state even after the pushbutton is released. Releasing the pushbutton turns the circuit off.

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    15334-Figure 1

    Uploaded by

    Labeeb Ahmed
    This circuit uses a momentary-action pushbutton switch and transistors to provide positive latching action. When the pushbutton is pressed it allows current to flow through the transistors, which then maintain the on state even after the pushbutton is released. Releasing the pushbutton turns the circuit off.

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    of 1

    LOAD VOLTAGE,

    VS VL
    Q4

    R1 R7
    470k 1M
    Q2 R9
    + DC SUPPLY R3 1k
    R8
    ⳮ VOLTAGE, VS 470k
    Q1 100k
    R5 LOAD
    R2 10k
    470k
    S1 R4
    1k Q3

    VC1
    C1 R6
    1 ␮F 470k
    0V

    Figure 1 The momentary-action pushbutton switch, S1, provides positive latching action
    in this circuit.

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