​KembaraXtra-Computer Terms – bistable:
Bistable describes a system or device that can exist in two stable states. These states are typically represented as on and off or as binary values such as zero and one. Once the system enters one of these states, it remains there until an external action forces it to change.
This property is widely used in digital electronics and computing systems. Bistable devices are essential for storing information and controlling logical operations because they can maintain a stable condition until a triggering signal causes them to switch to the other state.