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| | BYPASSING |
 | | TTL (Transistor Transistor Logic) is saturating logic, i.e., a transistor is either fully off or fully on, and when it is fully on it is said to be, in Vsat. |
 | | In a typical TTL logic device (gate, flip flop, counter, register, etc.), it is fair to say that at any one time: half of the transistors are ON, and the other half are OFF. |
 | | Because there is "Distance" between any power source and the logic it powers, a "conductor" or "wire" of finite length is required between this power source and the logic. |
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