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Consider a circuit with a ground voltage (lowest voltage) of 0 and a power supply voltage (highest voltage) of 5V. Assume we define different states by equally dividing voltage zones with any gaps. If a binary signal is used, what is the largest noise voltage it can tolerate? What if a digital signal with N states is used instead?

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