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Description Here is my approach to automatically stop analog DC trains at station platform, wait for a preset delay, and then resume movement. The as-built circuit controls two independent platforms on a single circle track (fully bidirectional), or two independent platforms on two lines (not truly bidirectional). The circuit is purely analog, sensing current in the approaching track segment ("sensing track") and interrupting current path to the next track segment ("stopping track"). Schematic below is for one channel. The relays are for changing direction only; they may be omitted in unidirectional circles. One R-Y-B "traffic light" provided for the demo.
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