In the high- impedance state, tri- state devices:
A) allow input data to pass through the device.
B) have their enables electrically isolated from other circuits.
C) have their outputs electrically isolated from other circuits.
D) have their inputs electrically isolated from other circuits.

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In the high-impedance state, tri-state devices have their outputs electrically isolated from other circuits, effectively disconnecting the device from the circuit and preventing it from affecting or being affected by the state of the circuit. This allows multiple devices to share the same output lines without interfering with each other, as long as only one device is active at a time.

In the High- Impedance State, Tri- State Devices