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frenchero
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Hi,
Here is my problem, I am using a circuit with two SPDT switches that I would need to make work in phase.
I would like to activate the two SPDT switches with an another SPDT switch in order to put the two first PDT in one position at the same time (the use of only one external switch is very important). For example when I push the external switch on L1 position the two SPDT in my circuit will go also on L1 position.
I would like to know how to do it in a fancy and compact way and without using and integrated circuit if possible. Is it feasible? Can I buy switch without the big mechanical part as i don't need it for the two I want to use in my circuit?
I hope I was clear I've atached a scheme of my circuit.
Thanks!
Here is my problem, I am using a circuit with two SPDT switches that I would need to make work in phase.
I would like to activate the two SPDT switches with an another SPDT switch in order to put the two first PDT in one position at the same time (the use of only one external switch is very important). For example when I push the external switch on L1 position the two SPDT in my circuit will go also on L1 position.
I would like to know how to do it in a fancy and compact way and without using and integrated circuit if possible. Is it feasible? Can I buy switch without the big mechanical part as i don't need it for the two I want to use in my circuit?
I hope I was clear I've atached a scheme of my circuit.
Thanks!