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logic level

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logic level [′läj·ik ‚lev·əl]
(electronics)
One of the two voltages whose values have been arbitrarily chosen to represent the binary numbers 1 and 0 in a particular data-processing system.


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He points out that there's a need to go directly from the logic level of the sensor, machine tool, or whatever to a PLC.
In a SCSI environment, at the beginning of data transmission, the transmitting device drives the signal to a negated logic level for a period of time long enough for the entire signal path to settle to its most negative voltage level.
The PT1000 is a popular choice for integration into a variety of remote control applications due to its onboard ability to decode a wireless message, convert logic level signals and provide for variable control of up to eight individual relays.
 
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