Draw the hydraulic circuit

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The hydraulic circuit is a system of interconnected components that use hydraulic fluid to transmit power.

A hydraulic circuit typically consists of a pump, valves, actuators, and fluid lines.
The pump is responsible for generating hydraulic pressure by converting mechanical energy into fluid flow.
Valves control the flow and direction of the hydraulic fluid.
Actuators, such as cylinders or motors, convert the hydraulic pressure into mechanical work.
Fluid lines connect the various components and allow the hydraulic fluid to flow.
An example of a hydraulic circuit is a simple system with a pump, a valve, and a cylinder. The pump supplies pressurized fluid to the valve, which controls the flow to the cylinder. The cylinder then converts the hydraulic pressure into linear motion.

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