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lockout circuit

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lockout circuit [′läk‚au̇t ‚sər·kət]
(electronics)
A switching circuit which responds to concurrent inputs from a number of external circuits by responding to one, and only one, of these circuits at any time. Also known as finding circuit; hunting circuit.
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