Switches (WIP)

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Section 1.8 Switches (WIP)

Two states: "open" and "closed" Drawn with various symbols (momentary, toggle, etc) "open" like an "open circuit" If it helps you remember the terminology, here's another analogy from Kenn Ahmdal: imagine that current flowing in a circuit is like ants walking along the top of a fence. If the gate is closed, their path is complete and they can walk around and around. If the gate is open, the ants must come to a stop.