monostable
/mɒnəʊˈsteɪbəl/Definitions
1. adjective
Having only one stable state, as opposed to bistable or multistable.
“The electronic circuit is monostable, switching between two states only once.”
2. noun
A circuit that remains in one state for a fixed time after a trigger signal, before returning to its original state.
“The engineer designed a monostable to control the timing of the electronic device.”
3. noun
A device or circuit that remains in one state for a fixed time after a trigger signal, before returning to its original state.
“The monostable was used to create a delayed signal for the communication system.”