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A metastable system with a weakly stable state (1), an unstable transition state (2) and a strongly stable state (3)
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A metastable system with a weakly stable state (1), an unstable transition state (2) and a strongly stable state (3)

Metastability is the ability of a non-equilibrium state to persist for some period of time. Image File history File links Meta-stability. ... Image File history File links Meta-stability. ...


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Metastability (114 words)
Metastability is the ability of a non-equilibrium state to persist for a long period of time.
Usually metastability is due to a relatively slow phase transformation.
For example at room temperature diamonds are metastable because the phase transformation to the stable graphite form is extremely slow.
Metastability in electronics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (754 words)
Metastability in electronics is the ability of a non-equilibrium electronic state to persist for a long (and theoretically unboundable) period of time (see asynchronous circuit).
Metastability is a distinct issue, different from this electrical noise issue, although they are sometimes confused, as they both involve flip flops loading erroneous values.
Metastability remains poorly understood in some circles, and various engineers have proposed their own "pet circuits" said to "solve" or "filter out" the metastability.
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