Unit 3 : Logic Gates Flashcards
(36 cards)
What devices control the movement of electrons, and consequently, electricity?
- Transistors
What is computer built up?
- Integrated Circuits ( ICs )
List out the example for Integrated Circults ( ICs )
- CPU
- Bus Interface
- Memory Management Unit
- It was made up of transistors, resistors, capacitors and other electronic components
What is the primary components of Integrated Circuits ( ICs )
- Transistors
How many pins are there in the Transitors ?
- 3
* 1st Pin ( Inlet )
2nd Pin ( Controler )
3rd Pin ( Outlet )
2nd Pin decides to let the electicity flow through 3rd Pin
What does resistors do?
- To resist the current of the electrity to control the electrity flowing to the devices
What does capacitor do?
- Stores small amount of electrical energy in a circult
Does 0 means no electricity flows through the circut?
- No, 0 has electricity, it was just a signal
List out all the logic gates ( 7 )
- Not Gate
- Or Gate
- And Gate ( Carry )
- Exclusive-OR Gate ( XOR ) ( Sum )
- NAND Gate
- NOR Gate
What will Not operators return?
- Result True if single input value is False
- x = A
- Return the opposite value ( 0 -> 1 , 1 -> 0 )
What is Truth Table do in logic gates
- Specifies results for all possible input combination
What will Or operators return?
- Returns True if any input operands are true ( 0 + 0 = False ( 0 ) , 1 + 0 = True ( 1 ) , 0 + 1 = True , 1 + 1 = 1 ( True ) )
* x = A + B
* x will only be true when A or B is true
What will Inclusive Or operators return?
- Result True is both input operands are true ( 0 * 0 = False ( 0 ) , 1 * 1 = 1 ( True ) , 1 * 0 = False , 0 * 1 = False )
- x = A * B
= A . B
= AB - Returns true if both input is true, one false will return in false
What does Exclusive Or ( XOR ) operators return?
- Result True if either A or B is True but not both ( 0 * 0 = False ( 0 ) , 1 * 1 = 0 ( False ) , 0 * 1 = True ( 1 ) )
- A xor B = ( A + B ) * ( A * B ) ‘
- A xor B = ( A * ( B ) ‘ ) + ( B * ( A ) ‘ )
’ means NOT
* It can be derived from OR, AND and NOT
* Can also named it the hating operator, which means that returns false if both value is the same
What is VLSI stands for?
- Very Large-Scale Integration
What are the 3 fundamental operations?
- AND
- OR
- NOT
What is boolean logic?
- Rules for handling Boolean constants and variables
What operator does NAND gate combine?
- And Gate
- Not Gate
What operator does NOR gate combine?
- Not Gate
- Or Gate
What is basic for computer design?
- Boolean Algebra
What is combinatorial logic?
- Combinatorial logic is a type of digital logic where the output depends solely on the present inputs, with no memory of previous operations
List out of some examples for some of the things that uses combinatorial logic ( 4 )
- Logic gates (AND, OR, NOT, XOR)
- Multiplexers
- Decoders
- Arithmetic circuits like adders and subtractor
What is sequantial logic?
- A type of digital logic where the output depends on both the current inputs and the results of previous operations, typically using memory elements to store past state
List out of some examples for some of the things that uses sequential logic ( 1 )
- Counter