In the binary logic model used here, a signal has two values: 1 (high / on / true) and 0 (low / off / false). One such value is a bit. Real circuits represent these with voltage ranges and take time to switch between them.
In the binary logic model used here, a signal has two values: 1 (high / on / true) and 0 (low / off / false). One such value is a bit. Real circuits represent these with voltage ranges and take time to switch between them.