TOGGLE

The TOGGLE node is a transformer that behaves like a flip-flop driven by an analog signal. Each time the input makes a debounced rising crossing of the threshold, the node flips its output state. This turns a stream of pulses (such as repeated button presses) into a latched on/off signal.

Properties

• Source: The node supplying the input samples.

• Threshold: The level the input must rise through to trigger a toggle. A debounce interval prevents a single noisy edge from toggling repeatedly.

The output is 3.3 when the node is in its “on” state and 0 when it is “off”. The state changes only on rising threshold crossings, so the same input level can correspond to either output depending on the toggle history.