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Calculate Schmitt-Trigger Hysteresis

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A noninverting Schmitt input switches its output high when a rising input crosses 0.70 V and switches low when a falling input crosses 0.30 V. Which statement is correct?

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  1. A. Both transitions occur at 0.50 V, so hysteresis width is zero and history never matters.
  2. B. The upper threshold is 0.70 V, the lower threshold is 0.30 V, and hysteresis width is 0.40 V; an input between the thresholds retains the output state set by its prior history.
  3. C. The upper threshold applies only to falling inputs and the lower threshold only to rising inputs.
  4. D. Hysteresis width is 1.00 V because the two thresholds must be added.
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