# Non-latching digital inputs

A non-latching input returns to the original state after being pressed.

A Non-latching input part may have its own real-life context image. For example, a Coin sensor is operated by clicking on the coin, which causes the voltage amplitude to alternate between logic = 0 (coin out) and logic = 1 (coin in).

## See also:

- Input and output power supplies
- Latching digital inputs
- Slider digital inputs
- Using electronics parts