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Logic Gates Circuits

Logic gates are the basic building blocks of digital circuits. Common logic gates include AND, OR, and NOT gates. Truth tables define the output of each gate based on all possible input combinations. Logic circuits combine multiple gates, with the output of one gate serving as input to another. Truth tables can model the overall behavior of a logic circuit by calculating the output for each input combination.

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Logic Gates Circuits

Logic gates are the basic building blocks of digital circuits. Common logic gates include AND, OR, and NOT gates. Truth tables define the output of each gate based on all possible input combinations. Logic circuits combine multiple gates, with the output of one gate serving as input to another. Truth tables can model the overall behavior of a logic circuit by calculating the output for each input combination.

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LOGIC GATES

&
LOGIC CIRCUITS
In this chapter you will learn about:

◈ Logic gates

◈ Truth tables

◈ Logic circuits

◈ Boolean algebra.

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Logic Gates
■ Logic gates are the basic building blocks of any
digital system.

■ It is an electronic circuit having one or more than


one input and only one output.

■ The relationship between the input and the output


is based on a certain logic. 3
Truth Tables
■ A truth table is a way of showing all the possible states of a logic
gate.

■ Each state is shown on a different row of the table.

■ For logic circuits, the number of inputs can be more than 2; for
example three inputs give a possible 23 (8) binary combinations.

■ And for four inputs, the number of possible binary combinations is


24 (16).
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NOT gate
■ The NOT gate changes every binary signal into its
opposite.

■ If the signal is 1, it makes it 0

■ If the signal is 0, it makes it 1.

■ It changes True into False.

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Gate Symbol
■ The line coming into the gate from the left is the input.

■ The line coming out on the right is the output.

■ A NOT gate has 1 input and 1 output.

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Description:
■ If the signal going in is 1, then the signal coming out is 0.

■ If the signal going in is 0, then the signal coming out is 1.

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Truth Table

Input Output
(A) (A)
1 0
0 1

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Boolean Algebra
■ A = NOT A (Logic notation)

■ A = A (Boolean notation)

■ If A is True then A is False.

■ If A is False then A is True.

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AND Gate
■ The AND gate is a circuit that takes two Binary signals and
turns them into one signal.

■ The inputs can be 1 or 0.

■ If both inputs are 1, the output is 1.

■ In all other cases, the output is 0.

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Gate Symbol
■ Two inputs are A and B.

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Possible States:
■ The four possible inputs for AND gate are –

– A is 0, B is 0

– A is 0, B is 1

– A is 1, B is 0

– A is 1, B is 1

The AND gate will only output 1 if both the inputs are 1.
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Truth Table
Input Input Output
(A) (B) (X)
0 0 0
0 1 0
1 0 0
1 1 1

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Boolean Algebra
■ X = A AND B (Logic notation)

■ X = A.B (Boolean notation)

■ If A and B is True then X is True.

■ Otherwise X is False.

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OR Gate
■ The OR gate is a circuit that takes two Binary signals and
turns them into one signal.

■ The inputs can be 1 or 0.

■ If both inputs are 1, the output is 1.

■ If one input is 1, and other is 0, the output is 1.

■ If both inputs are 0, the output is 0.


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Gate Symbol
■ Two inputs are A and B.

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Possible States:
■ The four possible inputs for OR gate are –

– A is 0, B is 0

– A is 0, B is 1

– A is 1, B is 0

– A is 1, B is 1

The OR gate will only output 1 if at least one of the inputs is


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Truth Table
Input Input Output
(A) (B) (X)
0 0 0
0 1 1
1 0 1
1 1 1

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Boolean Algebra
■ X = A OR B (Logic notation)

■ X = A+B (Boolean notation)

■ If A and B is False then X is False.

■ Otherwise X is True.

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Logic Circuits
■ Logic gates can be connected together into a logic circuit.

■ The output of a gate can be connected to the input of


another gate.

■ Logic gates can be joined together in different ways to


create different circuits.

■ Each circuit will transform its binary input signals in a


different way. 20
Example 1
(A AND B) OR C (A.B)+C

■ In this example there are brackets so this is what we


evaluate first.

A AND B

■ The inputs for OR gate are C and output of A AND B

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Example 2
(A AND B) AND C (A.B).C

■ In this example there are brackets so this is what we


evaluate first.

A AND B

■ The inputs for AND gate are C and output of A AND B

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Draw the Truth Table

■ First fill in all the initial inputs.

■ There are 3 inputs which means 23 = 8 values.

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Calculate Outputs
■ First fill in the values for D.

■ D is the output of the AND gate.

■ A and B are inputs to this gate.

■ D is 1 if A and B are 1.

■ Otherwise D is 0

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■ E is the final output of the circuit.

■ C and D are inputs to the OR gate and E is the output.

■ E is 1 if either C or D is 1

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Draw the Truth Table of the following circuit.

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Truth Table

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Write the Boolean and logical notation.

Logic Notation

(A AND B) OR (A AND C)

Boolean Notation

(A.B) + (A.C)
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SUMMARY

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Logic Gates
■ Computer carries out all operations by the combination of
signals that pass through standard blocks of built-in circuits.

■ Logic gate is an elementary building block of digital


electronic circuits that operates one or more input signals to
produce standard output.

■ The common use of logic gate elements is to act as switch.

■ In computer logic gates are use to implement Boolean


functions. 32
Types Of Logic Gates

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