WorksheetsElectricity & Electronics - Ch. 22 Digital Circuits Voc.
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
A logic gate that only produces a logic high output (1) if all inputs are logic high (1).
NAND gate
NOR gate
AND gate
OR gate
A negative AND logic gate.
NAND gate
AND gate
OR gate
XNOR gate
A negative OR logic gate.
NOT gate
OR gate
XOR gate
NOR gate
An inverter that changes the polarity of an incoming signal in the output.
XNOR gate
NOT gate
XOR gate
NAND gate
A logic gate that provides a logic high output (1) if there is a logic high (1) on any, or all, of its inputs.
AND gate
XOR gate
OR gate
NAND gate
A logic gate that provides a logic high output (1) only if all inputs are logic high or logic low.
XOR gate
AND gate
NOT gate
XNOR gate
A logic gate that provides a high output (1) whenever any, but not all, inputs are logic high.
XOR gate
OR gate
NOR gate
AND gate
A binary table that lists all the possible combinations of inputs of a logic gate and what the resulting output is.
Truth Table
Logic Table
Binary Table
Counter Table
A two-state number system, using only the symbols 0 and 1.
Decimal
Ternary
Binary
Byte
A semiconductor device that is capable of assuming one of two stable states, based on the operation logic gate
TTL
Flip-flop
Decoder
Transistor
An arrangement of digital circuits using transistors to perform logic functions.
TTL
Flip-flop
Decoder
Transistor
A digital circuit arrangement that uses field-effect transistors for its logic circuits.
TTL
Flip-flop
CMOS
Transistor
A numbering system in which 10 digits are available.
Binary System
Powers of Ten
Base Ten Number System
Decimal System
A device that counts, stores, and often displays the number of times an event occurs in a series
Counter
Decoder
Encoder
Bit
An operating voltage required for a digital circuit to be in the 1, or on, position. Voltage range is usually 2–5 V.
Low Voltage
Voltage High
Valid Logic Low
Valid Logic High
