Analog & Digital Electronics
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UNIT 1: DESIGN OF COMBINATIONAL CIRCUITS
Module 1:
Logic Gates Revision
REFERENCE: Presented by
Digital Electronics, Principles & Applications R V S Ram Krishna
Anil K Maini Department of Electrical Engineering
John Wiley Publications R H S College of Engg, Mgt Studies
Nasik
MODULE CONTENTS
Positive and Negative Logic
Truth Table
Logic Gates
Universal Logic Gates
Logic Families
OBJECTIVE
To understand the basics of logic gates and logic families
POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE LOGIC
Binary variables can have either of the
two states, i.e. the logic ‘0’ state or the
logic ‘1’ state.
These logic states in digital systems
are represented by two different
voltage levels or two different current
levels.
If the more positive voltage /current
level represents
a logic ‘1’ and the less positive
represents a logic ‘0’, then it is positive
logic system.
If the more positive voltage / current
levels represents
a logic ‘0’ and the less positive
represents a logic ‘1’, then it is a
negative logic system.
TRUTH TABLE
A truth table lists all possible
combinations of input binary
variables and the corresponding
outputs of
a logic system.
The logic system output can be
found from the logic expression,
often referred to as the Boolean
expression.
if a logic circuit has n binary
inputs, its truth table will have 2n
possible input combinations, or in
other words 2n rows
LOGIC GATES: OR GATE
OTHER LOGIC GATES
AND GATE EX-OR GATE NAND GATE NOR GATE
NOT GATE NOT GATE USING EXOR GATE
UNIVERSAL LOGIC GATES
OR, AND and NOT gates are the three
basic logic gates as they together can be
used to construct the logic circuit for any
given Boolean expression.
NOR and NAND gates have the property
that they individually can be used to
hardware-implement a logic circuit
corresponding to any given Boolean
expression.
It is possible to use either only NAND
gates or only NOR gates to implement
any
Boolean expression.
It is for this reason that NAND and NOR
gates are universal gates.
LOGIC FAMILIES
Diode Logic RTL (Resistor-Transistor Logic)
DTL (Diode Transistor Logic) TTL (Transistor Transistor Logic)
RECAP QUESTIONS
If +5V represents logic 1 and 0V represents logic 0, it is called
A) Positive Logic
B) Negative Logic
C) Zero Logic
If a logic circuit has 4 binary inputs, its truth table will have
D) 4 Rows
E) 8 Rows
F) 16 Rows
Which of the following are called universal gates?
G) AND Gate and OR Gate
H) NAND Gate and NOR Gate
I) EXOR Gate and AND Gate
RECAP QUESTIONS
If +5V represents logic 1 and 0V represents logic 0, it is called
A) Positive Logic
B) Negative Logic
C) Zero Logic
If a logic circuit has 4 binary inputs, its truth table will have
D) 4 Rows
E) 8 Rows
F) 16 Rows
Which of the following are called universal gates?
G) AND Gate and OR Gate
H) NAND Gate and NOR Gate
I) EXOR Gate and AND Gate