positive logic
"Positive logic" is a convention in digital electronics where higher voltage levels represent true or '1', commonly used in various digital circuits.
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Definition
C1Digital Electronics
(technical, academic)A system where higher voltage levels indicate the logical value true (1) and lower voltage levels indicate false (0).
Example
- In positive logic, a 5V signal represents a logical 1, while a 0V signal represents a logical 0.
- The microcontroller uses positive logic to process input signals.
C2Logic Systems
(technical, academic)A logical framework that does not include a negation operator.
Example
- Positive logic systems simplify certain types of logical analysis by excluding negations.
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