if i use more than specified fan out what happens for 1 output and zero output? for zero out put what are the adverse effects?

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Using more than specified fan out can cause adverse effects on output. Zero output can result in signal loss.

Using more than specified fan out can cause signal degradation and loss of output.
For zero output, the signal may not reach the intended destination resulting in signal loss.
Adverse effects can include increased noise, reduced signal strength, and signal distortion.
Examples of adverse effects include data errors, clock jitter, and crosstalk.
It is important to follow the specified fan out to ensure proper signal transmission and avoid signal loss.

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