A set of two diagrams, one in blue and the other in red. The diagrams are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with the blue diagram on the top and the red diagram in the middle. The blue diagram shows a series of interconnected lines, with each line representing a different type of circuit. The lines are labeled with letters A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, J, K, and L. The red and blue lines represent the different components of the circuit, while the yellow and red lines represent their connections. There are also two arrows pointing in opposite directions, indicating the direction of the flow of data between the two components. The arrows are labeled as "d" and "d", indicating that the data is being transferred from one component to another. The yellow arrow is pointing towards the left side of the diagram, while a red arrow points towards the right side. The blue arrow points to the right, indicating that it is the direction where the data flows through the circuit.
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