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Types and Components of Computer Systems

Jess Peason

Logic Gates

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This includes the OR, AND, NOT and XOR gates

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Logic Gates

OR Gates
1. At least 1 input needs to be on for this gate to be activated. If no input is on the gate will be off.
NOT Gate
1. The switch needs to be off in order for the not gate to be on and it's off when the switch is turned on.
AND Gates
1. Both inputs need to be on in order for this gate to be on. If none or only 1 of the inputs is on, the gate will not be on.
XOR Gates
1. The input values need to be different in order for this gate to be on. If the inputs are the same the gate will not be activated.

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