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  • What are logic gates similar to?
    Simple switches
  • What does a NOT gate do to its input?
    Inverts the input
  • What symbol represents the NOT gate?
    A(ˉoverline)A \bar (overline) or prime (')
  • How does a 2 input NOT gate function?
    • If both inputs A and A are 1, the output is 0
    • If both inputs A and A are 0, the output is 1
  • What do logic gates perform on binary inputs?
    Basic logical operations
  • What symbol represents the OR gate?
    A()oraddition(+)A \vee (∨) or addition (+)
  • What is the name of the logic gate shown in the first image?
    AND
  • What do logic gates produce based on their inputs?
    A single output
  • When does an OR gate output 1?
    When any input signal is 1
  • What are the types of basic logic gates and their operations?
    • AND: Outputs 1 only if both inputs are 1
    • OR: Outputs 1 if at least one input is 1
    • NOT: Inverts the input (0 to 1, 1 to 0)
  • What is the name of the logic gate shown in the sixth image?
    XNOR
  • Why is the NOT gate's truth table considered the simplest?
    It has only one input and one output
  • Why are logic gates fundamental in digital circuits?
    • They allow computers to perform calculations
    • They enable execution of complex functions
    • They are essential for building electronic devices
  • When does an AND gate output 1?
    When all input signals are 1
  • If the inputs to a 2 input NOT gate are A = 1 and A = 0, what will the outputs be?
    0, 1
  • What is the output of an AND gate when both inputs are 1?

    1
  • How does the output of an OR gate change with different inputs?
    It outputs 1 when at least one input is 1
  • What is the difference in output between AND and OR gates when both inputs are 1?
    Both output 1 when inputs are 1
  • How is the NAND gate derived?
    From NOT and AND operations
  • What is the name of the logic gate shown in the third image?
    XOR
  • What does a truth table show for a logic gate?
    All possible combinations of inputs and outputs
  • What do the different rows in the truth table represent?
    • Each row represents a different combination of input values (A and B)
    • The output values (A'.B, A.B, A'+B, A.B+A.B') are shown for each input combination
  • If the inputs to a 2 input NOT gate are A = 1 and A = 0, what will the outputs be?
    0, 1
  • What is the truth table for the XOR logic gate?
    • A B Output
    • 0 0 0
    • 0 1 1
    • 1 0 1
    • 1 1 0
  • What defines the logical function of each gate?
    A set of rules
  • What type of logic gate is shown in the image?
    2 input NOT gate
  • What type of logic gate is shown in the image?
    2 input NOT gate
  • What are the three basic logic gates?
    AND, OR, NOT
  • How would you express the operation of an AND gate with inputs A and B?
    ABorABA ∧ B or A ⋅ B
  • What symbol represents the AND gate?
    A()ormultiplication(.)A \wedge (∧) or multiplication (.)
  • What are the inputs and outputs of a 2 input NOT gate?
    Inputs: A, A
    Outputs: 0, 1
  • What is the truth table for the XOR logic gate?
    A B Q
    0 0 0
    0 1 1
    1 0 1
    1 1 0
  • What is the name of the logic gate shown in the fourth image?
    NAND
  • How many inputs do logic gates typically take?
    One or two inputs
  • How is the NOR gate derived?
    From NOT and OR operations
  • What is the mathematical system that underlies logical operations in digital circuits?
    Boolean algebra
  • What is the name of the logic gate shown in the image?
    XOR
  • What is the name of the logic gate shown in the second image?
    OR
  • How does the 2 input NOT gate differ from other logic gates like AND and OR gates?
    • AND and OR gates have 2 or more inputs and produce a single output
    • 2 input NOT gate has 2 inputs (A and A) and produces 2 outputs (0 and 1)
    • The 2 input NOT gate performs the logical NOT operation on the inputs
  • How do the different logic gates (AND, OR, NOT) in the circuit contribute to the overall output?
    • The AND gates (.) combine the inputs to produce intermediate outputs
    • The OR gate (+) combines the intermediate outputs to produce the final outputs
    • The NOT gates (') invert the signals to produce complementary outputs