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ALTERNATIVE REPRESENTATIONS OF LOGIC GATES |
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A ‘1’ means that current
is present. For instance, if current is present at an output of a gate
then this is represented as a ‘1’. Instead
of placing a ‘1’ at the output other terms
can be applied - high, true, on or up - all mean that current is present. A ‘0’ means that current is not present. For instance, if current is not present at an output of a gate then this is represented as a ‘0’. Instead of placing a'0’ at the output other terms can be applied - low, false, off or low - all mean that current is not present. Alternative ways of representing the AND gate are written below. |
QUESTION: |
Write the OR truth table using alternative terms other than ‘1s’ and ‘0s’. |
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