binary signal
BrE: /ˈbaɪnəri ˈsɪɡnəl/
Definition

Definition of binary signal - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

digital electronicsTECH.signal that switches between two distinct states to represent informationTECH.
  • The microcontroller reads a binary signal from the temperature switch.
  • The sensor outputs a binary signal indicating open or closed status.
  • Noise on the line distorted the binary signal controlling the relay.
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Expressions with binary

binary thinkingn.
cognitive process that divides concepts into two opposing categories
Binary thinking often leads to oversimplification of complex issues.
gender binaryn.
system classifying gender as only male or female
The gender binary is often challenged by non-binary individuals.
non-binaryadj.
not fitting into a binary classification
The solution was non-binary, offering multiple options.
binary numbern.
number expressed in the base-2 numeral system
The binary number for 15 is 1111.
binary coden.
system of representing text or computer processor instructions using binary numbers
The binary code translated the data into a form the computer could process.
binary digitn.
either of the two digits 0 or 1
A binary digit can be either 0 or 1.

Expressions with signal

signal callern.
quarterback who calls, directs offensive plays in football
The signal caller changed the play at the line.
signal a red flagv.
raise concern or suspicion
His inconsistent statements signaled a red flag to the investigators.
hand signaln.
gesture used to communicate silently in sports
The coach used a hand signal to call the play.
miss the signalv.
fail to notice a sign or cue
He missed the signal to start the race.
radio signaln.
message or information sent via radio waves
They received a distress radio signal from the ship.
signal lightn.
light used to give a signal
The signal light turned green, indicating it was safe to proceed.
smoke signaln.
method of communication using smoke columns
The tribe used a smoke signal to communicate.
starting signaln.
signal to start a race or event
The referee blew the whistle as the starting signal.
traffic signaln.
device controlling vehicle flow at intersections
The traffic signal turned red, causing cars to stop.
wake-up signaln.
sound or action that wakes someone up
The wake-up signal rang at 6 AM sharp.

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digital communication
binary code where signal doesn't return to zero between bits

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  1. French:signal binaire, ...
  2. German:binäres Signal, ...
  3. Italian:segnale binario, ...
  4. Spanish:señal binaria, ...
  5. Portuguese:sinal binário, ...
  6. Chinese:二进制信号, ...
  7. Japanese:二値信号, ...
  8. Arabic:إِشَارَة ثُنَائِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוֹת בִּינָרִי, ...
  10. Russian:двоичный сигнал, ...
  11. Ukrainian:двійковий сигнал, ...
  12. Hindi:द्विआधारी संकेत, ...

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