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-Introduction:+===Introduction:===
  
 This video is a demonstration of the Pneumatic Sequencing Tutorials by Kevin Clague. The goal of these tutorials is to familiarize students with sequencing pneumatic switches using a constant airflow as an input. There are six circuits in total. Each circuit will be presented with a brief theory of operation, a picture of the provided design, the Boolean Algebra associated with the circuit, a graphical representation, and finally a visual demonstration of the circuit functioning.  This video is a demonstration of the Pneumatic Sequencing Tutorials by Kevin Clague. The goal of these tutorials is to familiarize students with sequencing pneumatic switches using a constant airflow as an input. There are six circuits in total. Each circuit will be presented with a brief theory of operation, a picture of the provided design, the Boolean Algebra associated with the circuit, a graphical representation, and finally a visual demonstration of the circuit functioning. 
  
  
-Notation:+**Notation:**
  
 Unless otherwise noted, the cylinders will be labeled left to right alphabetically. The node at the base of the pneumatic cylinder will be notated with an “x” and the node at the top with a “c.” In the algebraic expressions, when a cylinder, such as cylinder A, is contracted, it will be labeled “~A” read as “not A.” When the cylinder is expanded it will not have the “~.” Unless otherwise noted, the cylinders will be labeled left to right alphabetically. The node at the base of the pneumatic cylinder will be notated with an “x” and the node at the top with a “c.” In the algebraic expressions, when a cylinder, such as cylinder A, is contracted, it will be labeled “~A” read as “not A.” When the cylinder is expanded it will not have the “~.”
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