👉 In electronics, a "interlocked" circuitry is a circuit that has both an active and an inactive state. This means that when one or more components in the circuit are active, other components can be activated as well to maintain the circuit's condition. Interlocking circuits are often used in electronic systems where it is important for the system to remain stable even if some of its components are not functioning properly. This type of circuitry is typically designed with a separate logic gate or circuit that allows for
