digital I/O vector

Digital I/O vector refers to a set of digital signals that are used for input or output operations in digital systems. These signals can be either binary (on/off) or multi-bit (with multiple possible values), and are typically used to control or monitor various devices or components in a digital system. For example, a digital I/O vector may be used to turn on or off specific LEDs, or to read the status of various switches or sensors. In general, digital I/O vectors are an essential component of many digital systems, and are used to facilitate real-time control and monitoring of various devices and components.