Electronics | Notion

VSS (Voltage Source, Ground, or Negative Supply):
- VSS is commonly referred to as the ground or 0V reference voltage in electronic circuits.
- It is the point of reference in a circuit against which all other voltages are measured.
- In digital logic circuits, VSS is typically connected to the ground or 0V rail, and it represents the low logic level (logic 0).
- VSS provides the reference point for electrical potential in a circuit, ensuring that voltage levels are defined relative to it.
VDD (Voltage Drain, Positive Supply, or Positive Power Supply):
- VDD is the positive supply voltage provided to electronic components or ICs.
- In digital logic circuits, VDD is typically connected to the positive power supply rail and represents the high logic level (logic 1).
- VDD is the source of electrical power for the operation of electronic components, including ICs and transistors.
- The voltage level at VDD determines the high logic level and affects the performance and functionality of electronic circuits.
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```
void setup() {
  // Initialization code (runs once)
}

void loop() {
  // Main code (repeats infinitely)
}
```
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