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    Logic Gates

    ROHAN
    Boolean
    Logic
    IN Boolean Logic 1 is true and 0 is false
    For Example,
    If you say
    1.Rohan is wearing a blue shirt AND a gray
    pant-False(0)
    2.Rohan is wearing a blue shirt OR a gray
    pant-true(1)
    3.Rohan is NOT wearing a blue shirt-true(1)
    Input Output

    A B X
    XOR Gate
    0 0 0
    A
    0 1 1 X
    B
    1 0 1

    1 1 0 Only one input can be true for a true


    output.
    Like adding the
    numbers
    Input Output

    A B X
    NOR Gate NO
    A R
    X
    0 0 1 B

    0 1 0 A
    X
    B
    1 0 0 O
    R

    1 1 0 Both need to be false for a true output.


    Logic Input Output

    Circuits
    Multiple logic gates can be combined to
    create a logic circuit. In this example,
    A

    0
    B

    0
    X

    1
    the output of the OR gate is reversed
    through the NOT gate. 0 1 0

    A 1 0 0
    X
    B
    1 1 0
    Logic
    Expression
    Tip: Work from left to right
    1.Start with output=
    So, the three parts to this logic circuit are:Y =
    A OR B 2.Add the final gate in the logic circuit
    NOT C Y = AND
    AND 3.Then add the part that creates the first input to this gate
    into brackets
    Y = (AOR B) AND
    4.Then add the part that creates the second input to this
    gate to create the complete logic expression
    Y = (A OR B) AND (NOT C)
    Logic
    Expression
    Pro Tip: divide the circuit into smaller parts

    Z = AND R
    So, the parts to this logic circuit are: Z = (XOR) AND R
    P NAND Z =((P NAND Q) XOR) AND R
    Q NOT Z =((P NAND Q) XOR (NOT Q)) AND R
    Q XOR
    AND R
    A B C D E X

    1
    0

    0
    0

    0
    1

    0
    0

    0
    0

    0
    Truth tables
    1 1 0 0 0 sh
    D
    1 1 1 0 0 v A E
    0 0 1 1 0 k Q

    0 1 1 1 1 s
    B
    1 0 1 0 0 x
    C
    0 1 0 1 1 1
    THANK
    YOU

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