Pneumatic lost motion/binary device system and method

A pneumatic valve comprising:

• an inlet, a first outlet, at least one port, a second outlet, at least one channel, a leak path, and a moveable member;
• wherein the moveable member is configured and arranged to deform, flex and/or move based on a fluid pressure directed from the inlet;
• wherein the at least one channel enables a fluid coupling of the inlet and the first outlet;
• wherein the at least one channel comprises at least one aperture in a substantially transverse direction relative to the first outlet;
• wherein the at least a portion of the moveable member is configured to move over the at least one aperture in response to a drop in the fluid pressure;
• wherein at least a portion of the moveable member is configured to be moved away from the at least one aperture by the fluid pressure;
• and wherein at least a portion of the moveable member is configured to at least partially seal the at least one channel;
• wherein the at least one port is configured to enable compressed air to flow through the second outlet;
• wherein the leak path enables a fluid coupling of the inlet and the second outlet;
• wherein the leak path is configured to cause the fluid pressure directed from the inlet to drop and cause the at least a portion of the moveable member to move over the at least one aperture as a result of the drop in the fluid pressure.

A valve assembly comprising:

• an inlet, a first outlet, a second outlet, at least one channel, a flexible member;
• an outlet port, and a leak path;
• wherein the flexible member is configured and arranged to deform, flex and/or move based on a fluid pressure directed from the inlet;
• wherein the at least one channel enables a fluid coupling of the inlet and the first outlet;
• and wherein the at least one channel comprises at least one aperture in a substantially transverse direction relative the first outlet;
• wherein the at least a portion of the flexible member is configured to move over the aperture in response to a drop in the fluid pressure;
• wherein at least a portion of the flexible member is configured to move away from the at least one aperture in response to an increase in the fluid pressure from the inlet;
• wherein the leak path enables a fluid coupling of the inlet and the second outlet while the flexible member is moved away from the at least one aperture wherein the leak path is positioned between the flexible member and the outlet port.