Reset

Reset

Reset

Típico circuito de reset de para una CPU.

Reset, del inglés reponer o reiniciar. Se conoce como reset a la puesta en condiciones iniciales de un sistema. Este puede ser mecánico, electrónico o de otro tipo. Normalmente se realiza al conectar el mismo, aunque, habitualmente, existe un mecanismo, normalmente un pulsador, que sirve para realzar la puesta en condiciones iniciales manualmente.

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