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            <title>Dematerialization Circuit</title>
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               <caption>a dematerialization circuit</caption>
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                  <tv>This is the device responsible for shifting a TARDIS into</tv>
                  <unofficial>and out of</unofficial>
                  <tv>the Vortex.</tv>
                  <tv>The Molecular Dematerialization Codes are needed to activate the laser trigger found inside the circuit.</tv>
                  <extended>The Symbiotic Relationship Circuits automatically input these codes if the operator is a Time Lord.</extended>
                  <tv>Minor errors in the code will probably result in poor accuracy in navigation. It might be possible to bypass the codes and activate the laser trigger using a Light Accelerator.</tv>
                  <extended>Once the circuit is activated Dematerialization begins.</extended>
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                  <tv>Components of the circuit include a laser trigger,</tv>
                  <extended>directional memory wafers, and stabilizing dio-nodes connected to transceiving telo-circuits. The Dematerialization casing is attached to artron filaments</extended>
                  <tv>using a steady-state micro-welding technique, first pioneered by the Lamadines. On the Mark I Console, the dematerialization Circuit is located beneath the Main Door Control.</tv>
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                  <extended>With the right technical knowledge it is possible to convert a Demat Circuit into a temporal bomb that would spread a TARDIS across 1000 years of time - destroying any solar system that happens to occupy that time zone. A circuit fitted with a Dematerialization Cut-Out or a Return Circuit might be more susceptible to this sabotage.</extended>
                  <tv>It should be noted that a dematerialization circuit designed for a Mark II console won't work with a Mark I console and vice versa.</tv>
                  <extended>It would be necessary to upgrade the entire TARDIS</extended>
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                  <extended>to make a newer circuit compatible.</extended>
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