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Combinational logic
- 5 things to know
- Paper 3, section B
Overview
The gates and their truth tables, and building larger functions from NAND or NOR.
What you need to know
Answer each one before you reveal it.
How many rows of an OR truth table give 1, and when does a NOR gate output 1?
What is a truth table, and how are gates combined into larger functions?
When constructing a logic circuit from a truth table, which rows of the truth table are relevant?
Which single gate type, other than NOR, is functionally complete?
Questions from this subtopic
Each one with the model answer underneath.
- 1
How is the Boolean expression for NOT A written?
Model answer
A̅ (A with an overline or bar above it)
- 2
What notation is used to represent A AND B in Boolean algebra?
Model answer
A·B (A dot B)
- 3
How is the Boolean expression for A OR B written?
Model answer
A+B
- 4
Under what input condition does an AND gate produce an output of 1?
Model answer
Only when all inputs are 1
- 5
What is the only input condition that causes a NAND gate to output 0?
Model answer
When all inputs are 1
- 6
How is the output of a NAND gate related to that of an AND gate?
Model answer
The NAND output is the logical inverse (complement) of the AND output
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