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Digital integrated circuits I<br />

OR and NOT gates combined<br />

In the same vein as the last circuit, Figure 10.38 shows a circuit<br />

combining different types of logic gates — this time an<br />

OR gate whose inputs have been inverted by NOT gates. The<br />

outputs of both NOT gates (hence, also, the inputs of the OR<br />

gate) are measured with two LEDs, while the OR gate output<br />

is measured with the third LED.<br />

Figure 10.38 A circuit to investigate OR and NOT gates<br />

Figure 10.39 shows a breadboard for the circuit for you to<br />

follow. Figure 10.40 shows an incomplete truth table for you<br />

to record your results of the experiment, while Figure 10.41<br />

is a complete truth table, which — if everything goes as it<br />

should — your results will be identical to.<br />

If you’ve already been thinking about this, you’ll no doubt<br />

already have been flicking back through this book’s pages to<br />

locate which truth table Figure 10.40 and 10.41 are identical<br />

to. If not, or if you simply haven’t found it, it’s the truth table<br />

in Figure 10.29 — which is that of a NAND gate.<br />

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