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Electric switch with DC current changing poles at the output

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Please give me an idea of an electric switch
of direct current
which switch can change the output poles after each switch.

thanks
 

It depends on how much current you want to draw.

Easiest is a two-pole changeover relay.
If the current and voltage are small you could use one or two op-amps with crossed inputs.
If the voltage is fixed and the current small, you could use logic gates.
Otherwise you could use a H-Bridge.

There are lots of solutions but 'direct current' could be Kilovolts or microvolts and at any current. The optimum solution needs more information.

Brian.
 

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