Chapter 40 - Logic gates and truth tables Flashcards

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What does ON or OFF represent?

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» Represents True or False

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What does 1 represent?

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» ON

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What does 0 represent?

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» OFF

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What can electronic logic gates do?

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» Take on or more inputs and produce a single output
» Can be cascaded into a sequence of logic gates and can be implemented to form a circuit

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What are the 4 types of logic gates?

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» NOT
» AND
» OR
» XOR

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What does a NOT Gate do?

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» Inverts the input

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7
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What is the symbol for NOT?

A

» ¬

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What does an AND Gate do?

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» Outputs True only if both of the statements are True

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What is the symbol for an AND Gate?

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» ∧

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What does an OR Gate do?

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» Outputs True if either input is True

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What is the symbol for an OR Gate?

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» v

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What does an XOR Gate do?

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» Output Will be True if either one of the output is True, but not both

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What is an XOR Gate equivalent to?

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» ( A AND NOT B) OR ( NOT A AND B)

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