Turning voltage ranges into 0 and 1 - Digital Design | Zoonk

Turning voltage ranges into 0 and 1 - Digital Design | Zoonk

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Turning voltage ranges into 0 and 1

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Tight educational diagram of a digital chip input pin receiving three real voltage readings labeled “0.03 V”, “1.4 V”, and “3.28 V”, with the chip converting them into clean digital outputs shown as “0” or “1”; leave out circuit details except the pin, chip edge, and output labels.

Real voltage, clean meaning

A digital input pin receives an analog voltage, like 0.03 V, 1.4 V, or 3.28 V. The chip must turn that messy real number into one clean meaning: 0 or 1.