Understanding How a Structured Note With Hard or Buffered Protection Works

For Structured Notes with buffered or “hard” protection, they feature a contingent form of protection which absorbs a percentage of the underlier’s negative performance, beyond which the investor participates in losses beyond the buffer level.
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Hi there thanks for the video .. I am looking at my prospectus now and I see that there is a digital percentage and a buffer percentage. I understand what a buffer percentage is, but what is the digital percentage?