The input voltage of a comparator that causes the output voltage to switch states from low to high or vice versa is called the
A) gate signal.
B) trigger.
C) clamp point.
D) trip point.

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The input voltage of a comparator that causes the output voltage to switch states from low to high or vice versa is called the trip point. Therefore, the best choice is D, trip point.

The Input Voltage of a Comparator That Causes the Output