Logic gates have one or two 0 or 1 inputs but only one 0 or 1 output as in the following examples. Transistors make up gates, gates make up circuits, and circuits make up electronic systems. See ...

When you first learn about digital logic, it probably seems like it is easy. You learn about AND and OR gates and figure that’s not very hard. However, going from a few basic gates to somethi… ...

Still confused? We’ve got a few more examples explaining logic gates including this rather clever use of a chessboard, pulleys, and weights…? No, seriously. Or what about this unique 2-bit ...

Drawing from an earlier Design Idea (Reference 1) and a recent design requirement for adding pulse-generation functions to a crowded pc board, I searched Fairchild Semiconductor's Web site ...

Using DNA and harmless gut bacteria, scientists at Imperial College London have built biological logic gates that could lead to the development of a new generation of microscopic biological ...

Logic gates take two inputs, compare them, and then output a signal based on the result. They can, for example, output a 1 if both incoming signals are a 1 or a 0, or if either or neither of them ...

A chip that contains one logic gate or a small number of logic gates. Although thousands of gates are routinely placed on a single chip, discrete logic chips with only one or two gates are also ...

A new publication from Opto-Electronic Science; DOI 10.29026/oes.2022.220010 considers optical logic gates in future computers.