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Analog circuits have a range of voltages, rather than just two as in digital logic.
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Why does my lamp only work when plugged the "right" way?
I have found a halogen lamp that only works when plugged to the wall socket the right way. I am baffled by this behaviour.
The lamp is similar to this model, and uses a bulb similar to this model. T …
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