Experiment 1 - The NOT Gate
The simplest logic operation is the NOT logic.
The corresponding logic gate has only one input and one output.
The truth table shows you the NOT-logic.
The result at the output Q
negates the input
A...
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If the input A = 0,
the result is Q = 1.
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If the input A = 1,
the result is Q = 0.
Truth Table of the NOT logic.
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NOT symbol in circuit diagrams.
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A NOT circuit.
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With the circuit shown, you realize the NOT logic.
You use the C-MOS IC 4069,
which has six NOT gates.
The circuit shown is therefore only one example, since you can use any of the six gates.
As a last step you connect the battery...
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Since the switch is open
(A = 0),
the LED is lit
(Q = 1).
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If you press and close the switch
(A = 1),
the LED goes out
(Q = 0).
This is the behavior you expect from a NOT gate.
You continue with gates with two inputs...
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