Question on: SS2 ICT - Logic Circuits IV
How does a Schmitt trigger gate differ from a basic logic gate, and what are its practical uses?
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A Schmitt trigger gate is a type of comparator with hysteresis, which means it has two threshold voltages, one for rising input and another for falling input. This helps prevent rapid switching near the threshold, reducing noise sensitivity. Schmitt triggers are used to condition analog signals, eliminate noise, and convert them into clean digital signals.
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