Logic level

nounStandard termElectronics

A specific voltage range that represents a distinct binary state in a digital circuit.

The defined voltage thresholds that a digital system uses to distinguish between a 1 and a 0. If a signal falls between the valid high and low logic levels, it sits in an undefined region where gates may interpret it unpredictably or oscillate.

Heard on the job

We need a level shifter between the sensor and the processor because their logic levels are incompatible.