Switching Theory

Switching Theory is the study of how electronic switches, like transistors, control and direct the flow of electrical signals in digital devices. It involves designing circuits that turn signals on or off, representing binary data (0s and 1s), which form the foundation of modern computing. The theory helps optimize how these switches are arranged to perform operations efficiently and reliably, enabling everything from simple calculations to complex computer functions. In essence, it provides the principles for creating and managing the logical pathways that allow digital systems to process and transmit information effectively.