Ability to separate components or parts of a circuit or system. Intent is to protect as much of the associated circuit or system from a failure or malfunction in another associated or contiguous components or parts of the circuit or system.
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Ability to separate components or parts of a circuit or system. Intent is to protect as much of the associated circuit or system from a failure or malfunction in another associated or contiguous components or parts of the circuit or system.
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