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I have a battery, 2 sw's and one bulb. The question asks to design a circuit that with every change in one of the sw's the bulb will change it state - no matter what is the other switch state. How can I dot that?

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Sounds like the circuit for the landing light switch, one switchback bottom of stairs and second at the top of the stairs.

http://www.lightwiring.co.uk/two-way-switching-3-wire-system-new-harmonised-cable-colours/

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    – Transistor
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Yes you can use the corresponding switching from house installation. If your switches have only two pins you have to use a kip relay

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    \$\begingroup\$ Hej, Jorn. Please don't do homework for people who show no effort. Tak. \$\endgroup\$
    – Transistor
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