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This document provides information about an electronics application design competition including event coordinators, rules, and judging criteria. The competition consists of two rounds - a written elimination round with circuit design questions, and a circuit building round where teams will design an application using provided components. Teams will be judged on their circuit design, efficiency, output, exploration of concepts, breadboarding skills, additional functions, and chart sheet contents.
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