The measure of a logic circuit's ability to withstand random noise on its inputs without causing spurious changes in the output voltage is called:
A) speed- power product.
B) noise immunity.
C) fan- out.
D) Both A and C

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Noise immunity refers to a circuit's ability to resist or tolerate noise without its performance being significantly affected, ensuring that the output remains stable and accurate despite the presence of input noise.

The Measure of a Logic Circuit's Ability to Withstand Random