Impulse control circuit using a 5/2 bi-stable memory valve with dual 3/2 pilot-operated control valves to manage a double-acting cylinder. Compressed air supply feeds the bi-stable valve, which receives impulse signals from two sources (Set and Reset) and outputs pilot pressures to the 3/2 control valves. The 3/2 valves (normally closed) are pilot-actuated by outputs from the bi-stable memory valve, directing supply pressure to cylinder ports A and B for extend and retract motion. This architecture demonstrates latching logic without electrical controls, ideal for hazardous environments or pneumatic-only automation. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize valve sizes, add flow controls, or integrate additional actuators. The bi-stable memory function ensures the cylinder holds position after impulse removal, reducing energy consumption.