Abstract
IN RECENT years, increasing use has been made of gate-type lockout circuits in telephone switching systems. When such circuits are employed, a certain amount of delay occurs before service is given to any of the components connected to the gate; as a matter of fact one of the purposes of the gate lockout circuit is to provide a reasonably equitable distribution of delays where delays are unavoidable. To the writer's knowledge there has been no analysis published on the congestion thus introduced by gate operation, and in view of its importance in present-day circuit technique a tentative analysis is attempted in the following.
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