WJEC GCSE Electronics combinational logic quiz quiz
15questions. Pick an answer and you'll see why right away.
In digital logic, a signal can be:
A NOT gate (inverter) gives an output of:
An AND gate outputs 1 when:
An OR gate outputs 0 only when:
A NAND gate is equivalent to:
A NOR gate outputs 1 only when:
An XOR (exclusive-OR) gate outputs 1 when:
For a logic circuit with 3 inputs, how many rows does the truth table have?
A combinational logic circuit is one whose output depends on:
In Boolean algebra, which symbol means AND?
The Boolean expression A · 1 simplifies to:
Why is the NAND gate described as universal?
How can a NAND gate be made to act as a NOT gate?
Why is simplifying a Boolean expression useful?
An output must be 1 only when BOTH conditions A and B are true. Which gate is needed?