What is the meaning of tristate signal in electronics?
Answer / Rishabh Pandey
A tristate signal is a digital signal that can exist in three states: high impedance (HI-Z), low (L) and high (H). In tristate operation, an output pin of a device floats or is in the high impedance state, which allows multiple devices to share the same bus without conflict. The purpose of this configuration is to conserve power and reduce interference.
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