This document discusses several key aspects of digital signals and systems. It notes the advantages of digital signals like noise immunity, encryption, and higher efficiency over long distances. It then explains how increasing the number of levels in a digital signal makes it more accurate, similar to adding more letter grades instead of just pass/fail. The document also outlines how digital systems use only 0s and 1s to represent open and closed switches in increasing powers of 2 as more switches are added. It defines a truth table as a table representing all possible results from combinations of switch states.
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