A coincidence circuit is a type of electronic logic circuit that is designed to detect when two or more events occur simultaneously or within a specified time window. The primary use of such a circuit is in digital systems where it is critical to identify when multiple input signals are true at the same time. Coincidence circuits are commonly utilized in various applications, including: 1. **Digital Electronics**: In digital systems, coincidence circuits can help in the implementation of complex logic functions and assist in synchronizing signals.
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