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The purpose of a connecting circuit is to connect one device of a certain sort with another device of a different sort. A selector, together with the relays which operate it, is in fact a connecting circuit. In this case a locking circuit is used to stop the selector at the right time, as described e. g. in Fig. 155 of Chapter 9.
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Appels, J.T., Geels, B.H. (1966). Connecting Circuits. In: Handbook of Relay Switching Technique. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-40017-3_10
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