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4.4 Revision Notes Digital Electronics

Digital devices represent information using discrete voltage levels to represent binary digits of 1 and 0, whereas analog devices represent information continuously across a range of voltage levels. Logic gates are basic building blocks of digital circuits, with common gates including OR, AND, NOT, NAND and NOR gates. More complex digital circuits can be built by combining different logic gates, with the output of one gate serving as the input to another.

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4.4 Revision Notes Digital Electronics

Digital devices represent information using discrete voltage levels to represent binary digits of 1 and 0, whereas analog devices represent information continuously across a range of voltage levels. Logic gates are basic building blocks of digital circuits, with common gates including OR, AND, NOT, NAND and NOR gates. More complex digital circuits can be built by combining different logic gates, with the output of one gate serving as the input to another.

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Digital devices:

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Digital devices are devices in which the potential or the voltage is either
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OR GATE: An OR gate will give a high output if any of the inputs is high. For
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AND GATE:An AND gate will give a high output only if all of the inputs are
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NOT GATE :A NOT gate is slightly different because it has just one input.
It will give a high output if the input is low. This could be represented by a
simple lighting circuit with a push-to-break switch: if the switch is pressed
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SIMPLE DIGITAL CIRCUITS COMBINING DIFFERENT LOGIC GATES
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Some logic gates may have more than two inputs. The diagram below shows
a complex logic gate combining three simple gates.

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• To solve the truth table below, first find D, then E and finally Z.
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• D depends only on A, E depends on B and C, and Z depends on E or D.


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