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Väljundsignaal, translated from Swedish as "output signal," refers to the signal that emerges from a system or device. This signal is the result of processing, manipulation, or generation within the system. The nature and characteristics of an output signal are determined by the specific function of the system it originates from.

In electronics, an output signal can be electrical, such as a voltage or current, carrying information or power. For instance, an amplifier's output signal is a amplified version of its input signal, while a sensor's output signal represents a measured physical quantity like temperature or light. In digital systems, the output signal might be a sequence of binary values.

Beyond electronics, the concept of an output signal extends to other domains. In telecommunications, it's the signal transmitted to another device or network. In acoustics, it could be sound waves produced by a speaker. In software, an output signal might be data presented to the user or sent to another program. Understanding the output signal is crucial for analyzing system behavior, ensuring proper connectivity, and achieving desired functionalities.