monostable trigger circuit
A monostable multivibrator circuit that produces a single output pulse of a fixed duration when triggered. Used in digital electronics and computing.
A monostable trigger circuit generates an output pulse of fixed width in response to an input pulse.
A bistable multivibrator (flip-flop) has two stable states, while a monostable trigger circuit has only one stable state and returns to it after a timed pulse.
An astable multivibrator oscillates continuously without a stable state, unlike the monostable trigger circuit which requires a trigger to produce a single pulse.
Compound of 単安定 (monostable) + トリガ (trigger) + 回路 (circuit). The term is a direct technical calque from English.