Boolean Logic and Logic Gates flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 80 flashcard decks on Boolean logic and logic gates, from gate outputs and truth tables to Boolean algebra and adders. They are mainly for school students practising computer science and teachers seeking revision material, with some university-level material too. Pick a deck and start revising.
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5 cardsUnit 2.4- Computational Logic Logic Gates and Truth Tables
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12 cardsAdders and D-type Flip-Flops | Boolean Algebra - OCR Computer Science A Level What is a Half Adder?
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28 cardsRules of Boolean Algebra These flash cards contain the 8 basic rules of Boolean Algebra. Will test if you know each rule as well as ...
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10 cardsLogic Gates AND, NOT, OR, NAND and NOR.
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6 cardsLogic gates What is the truth table for this: (¬A)VB
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8 cardsBasics in ICT -logic gates What is a logic gate?
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47 cards02Handout1
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18 cards4: Logic Gates and Logic Circuits
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56 cardsCSE 120 Lecture 01 a device that selects one of several analog or digital input signals and forwards the selected input into a...
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15 cardsComputer Science Computational logic
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7 cardsboolean Logic how to construct truth table from circuit diagram?
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10 cardsUntitled What are the results for when the inputs are placed into an AND gate?
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21 cardsLogic gates - Flashcards Name the four main types of logic gate.
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8 cardsprevious exam questions outline the main rules to be observed when designing fundamental mode circuits
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8 cardsLogic Gates and Binary The AND gate gives a high output (1) only if all its inputs are high. A dot (.) is used to show the AND ope...
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22 cardsBoolean Properties of 0
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10 cardsRevision Guide Logic Gates And Truth Tables
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5 cardsKarnaugh Maps | Boolean Algebra - OCR Computer Science A Level What are Karnaugh Maps?
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4 cardsUntitled
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8 cardsSimplifying Boolean Expressions | Boolean Algebra - OCR Computer Science A Level What's the Benefit of Simplifying Boolean Expressions?
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29 cardsLogic Gates What does NOT do?
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12 cards1.4.3 Boolean algebra Double negative law,
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8 cardsUntitled
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4 cardsLogic Gates A . B Both Conditions need to be true(1) for the output to be true(1). Otherwise false(0)
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5 cardsLogic Gates | Boolean Algebra - OCR Computer Science A Level Why do Computers use Binary Logic?
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13 cardsLecture 2 - COMP12111 What are logic functions?
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14 cardsgates what symbol does the And gate use
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14 cardsLogic Gates
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11 cardsLogic Gates
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4 cardsLogic Gates What is this gate, and what does it do?
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3 cardsNot, And, Or Gates What is the name of this gate and what does it do?
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4 cardsSimplifying Boolean Expressions
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8 cardslaws of boolean
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8 cardsLogic Gates & Truth Tables
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5 cardsLogic Gates Flashcards for binary logic gates.
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4 cardsLogic Gates These are to help me learn about what a logic gate is and the different variations of them.
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4 cardsBoolean Simplification Rules
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5 cardsBoolean Algebra Laws 1 Laws which are use to solve Boolean algebra.
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5 cardsLogic gates
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2 cardsComputing Paper 2: Boolean Algebra (1.4.3) Simplifying boolean expressions: de Morgan's first law
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These user-made decks offer short prompts on gates, truth tables and Boolean expressions. A deck on ICT basics introduces gates including AND, OR and NOT. Logic Gates and Binary connects gate behaviour with binary inputs and outputs.
For algebra practice, Rules of Boolean Algebra presents expressions alongside their rules. Other decks cover simplifying expressions, adders and D-type flip-flops.
How to use the decks
Start with the ICT basics deck if you want to review gate names before working with truth tables. Read a prompt, give your answer without looking, then turn the card and check it. Return to cards you find difficult before moving on to an algebra deck.
If you want to see ideas arranged together, switch to a mind map on the unit page. A quiz there can give you a different way to check your understanding. Choose a topic and work through a few cards.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good starting point?
The deck on ICT basics is a useful starting point for gate names and definitions. It includes NOT, AND, OR and other gates. Once you are comfortable with those, you can move to a deck on truth tables or try the prompts in Rules of Boolean Algebra.
Do the decks suit GCSE or A-level revision?
The collection is mainly school-level and includes material relevant to GCSE Computer Science and A-level Computer Science. For example, one deck covers adders and D-type flip-flops for A-level study. There is also some university-level material, so check each deck’s topic before using it.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save quiz scores.