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Name Efficient Switching Arrangement for ( N + 1)/ N Redundancy
Description A reliable system that requires 4 amplified outputs for proper functioning incorporates a fifth spare amplifier that can be used if one of the original 4 fails. The system presented here requires a minimum number of switches, and provides the further benefit of allowing testing of all 5 amplifiers and 4 switches without requiring additional hardware.
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Last updated on 10/01/2007 10:35

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