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Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation: Granted Autonomous Status
Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation: Granted Autonomous Status
Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation: Granted Autonomous Status
I. OBJECTIVES
1. To familiarize the students with how the basic logic gates operate
2. To determine the basic connections involved in logic gates and their pin configurations.
All digital equipments simple or complex, are constructed from basic circuits. These circuits are called
logical elements. A logic element performs some specific logic function as binary data.
The three basic decision making logic elements are the AND gate, the OR gate and the Inverter. All other
digital elements and circuits are variations or combinations of just these three basic elements.
The simplest form of digital circuit is the Inverter or the NOT gate. The Inverter is a logic element whose
output is always opposite of its input state. If the input is a binary “0” the output is binary “1”. If the input is binary
1, the output is binary 0. We say that the inverter has an output compliment of the input. The binary states 1 and 0
are considered to be complimentary.
The AND gate is a logic circuit that has two or more inputs and a single output. The operation of the gate is
such that the output of the gate is a binary 1. If any one or more inputs are at binary 0 the output will be binary 0.
The AND gate is a control circuit whose output is a binary 1 only when all inputs to the gate are in the binary state at
the same time.
The other basic logic element is called an OR gate. Like the AND gate it can have two or more inputs and
single output. Its operation is such that the output is a binary 1 if any one or all inputs are a binary 1. The output is
binary 0 only when both inputs are binary 0.
1. Prepare the necessary materials and make the initial pre-operational checks.
A x
5v
A B x
Figure 1.1a NOT Gate
IC 0 0
Table 1.2
0 5v
5v 0
5v 5v
A B x
Table 1.3
0 0
0 5v
5v 0
5v 5v
0 0
0 5v
5v 0
5v 5v
A B x
0 0
0 5v
5v 0
5v 5v
0 0
0 5v
5v 0
5v 5v
VI. CONCLUSION
VII. QUESTIONS
1. Explain the nature of operations of the Inverter Gate, the OR Gate and the AND gate.
2. Draw the circuitry that would implement the given Boolean equation below. Using all the possible
combinations, make a table to show the relation of Boolean equation:
A = (B + C) (D + C)