A Logic gate is a circuit that has one or more input voltages but only one output voltage. logic gates are basic building blocks of the digital system.OR, NOT, & AND Gates are the fundamental kinds of gates. The interrelationship of gates to perform a type of logical work is called logic design.
A NOT gate creates an output which is the fulfillment of the input and It has only one input signal.
It creates a 1 output when the input is 0. and
It creates a 0 output when the input is 1.
The four generally used methods of displaying the NOT operation as shown in the figure.
The diagram shows the idea of the NOT gate using a switch. The lamp (Y) will glow when the switch (A) is on. The lamp (Y) will not glow when the switch (A) is off.
The two possible switch position is shown below. The truth table shows that NOT the gate of the switch and lamp circuit. The output of the NOT Gate circuit will be enabled when the input switch is ON.
An OR gate is infrequently called the “ all gate”. OR gate has two or additional input signals.
An OR gate simulars to the action of parallel switches for the input.
The below table shows the four generally used methods for expressing the OR operation.
The diagram shows the idea of the OR gates using switches.
An AND gate is infrequently called the “all or nothing gate”. It has two or additional input signals.
The below table shows the four commonly used methods for expressing the AND operation.
It shows the example of the AND gate using switches.
The lamp (Y) will glow only when both input switches (A and B) are off.
All other possible groups for switches A and B are shown in the below table.
Switch Combination:
Input switches | Output Light | |
A | B | Y |
1 | 1 | Off |
1 | 0 | Off |
0 | 1 | Off |
0 | 0 | On |
” A NOR gate shows OR gates followed by an inverter”. NOR Gate has two or additional input signals.
The table of the four generally used methods for expressing the NAND operation is given below.
(“A NAND gate current AND gates followed by an inverter”). NAND gate has two or additional input signals.
De Mergon’s second theorem says that the NAND function is equivalent to a negative (bubbled) OR gate.
The table of the four generally used methods for expressing the NAND operation is given below