Add documentation for pull resistor component #430
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WalkthroughThe documentation for CircuitVerse's "Input" chapter was updated to add a section detailing the "Pull Resistor" input element, describing its function, properties, and usage. Additionally, the "Random" input element was mentioned in the list of input elements, but without further elaboration in this update. Changes
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176-183: Minor copy-editing for clarity & consistency“Stabilize floating inputs by forcing them to a known logic level” is clear, but the paragraph could flow better and the property list should use consistent casing/back-ticks.
-A **Pull Resistor** is a passive circuit element used to stabilize floating inputs by forcing them to a known logic level — either logic high (`1`) or logic low (`0`) — when no active signal is driving the line. +The **Pull Resistor** is a passive element that keeps undriven (floating) inputs at a defined logic level—logic high (`1`) for *pull-up* or logic low (`0`) for *pull-down*—when no active signal is present. @@ -> Properties that can be customized in the **PROPERTIES** panel include: `pullDirection`, `Direction` +> **Properties (in the PROPERTIES panel)** +> • `pullDirection` – *Pull-Up* / *Pull-Down* +> • `direction` – rotation of the symbol
199-203: Use list formatting for property options to improve readabilityEnumerating the pull-direction options inside a bullet list renders better and avoids long wrapped sentences.
-The `pullDirection` property allows users to choose between: -- `Pull-Up` (sets floating input to `1`) -- `Pull-Down` (sets floating input to `0`) +`pullDirection` options: +• **Pull-Up** – sets a floating node to `1` +• **Pull-Down** – sets a floating node to `0`
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| 8. [Random](#random) | ||
| 7. [Counter](#counter) | ||
| 9. [Pull Resistor](#pull-resistor) |
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Fix the broken list ordering to keep navigation anchors predictable
The manual numbering jumped from 6 → 8 → 7 → 9 after adding “Random” and “Pull Resistor”.
This breaks the logical sequence and can confuse readers (and some Markdown renderers).
-8. [Random](#random)
-7. [Counter](#counter)
-9. [Pull Resistor](#pull-resistor)
+7. [Random](#random)
+8. [Counter](#counter)
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| 8. [Random](#random) | |
| 7. [Counter](#counter) | |
| 9. [Pull Resistor](#pull-resistor) | |
| 7. [Random](#random) | |
| 8. [Counter](#counter) | |
| 9. [Pull Resistor](#pull-resistor) |
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In docs/chapter4/2input.md around lines 17 to 19, the numbered list is out of
order, jumping from 6 to 8, then 7, and 9, which disrupts the logical sequence.
Fix this by renumbering the list items in correct ascending order to maintain
predictable navigation anchors and ensure consistent rendering across Markdown
processors.
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Fixes #426
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