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pull-down resistor

pull-down resistor noun: a resistor that is connected between a signal and ground in a circuit to ensure that the signal is at a low logic level.

Noun

pull-down resistor (plural pull-down resistors)

  1. A resistor that is connected between a signal and ground in a circuit to ensure that the signal is at a low logic level.

Forms of pull-down resistor

pluralpull-down resistors

Questions about pull-down resistor

What does pull-down resistor mean?
Pull-down resistor means a resistor that is connected between a signal and ground in a circuit to ensure that the signal is at a low logic level.
What part of speech is pull-down resistor?
Pull-down resistor is a noun.
What is the plural of pull-down resistor?
The plural of pull-down resistor is pull-down resistors.

Words near pull-down resistor in the dictionary

  1. pull-apart
  2. pull-aparts
  3. pull-back
  4. pull-backs
  5. pull-down
  6. pull-down resistor
  7. pull-down resistors
  8. pull-downs
  9. pull-focus
  10. pull-in
  11. pull-ins

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