Identify the Gates from 1 & 0 Inputs: Output (a) 0, (b) 1

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In summary, the numbers 1 and 0 represent binary inputs in digital logic gates. These gates are used to understand the logic behind digital circuits and can have different outputs depending on the input. Gates can have multiple inputs and outputs, and are used in everyday technology such as computers, smartphones, and household appliances.
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Inputs of a gate are 1 & 0. Identify the gate if its output is
(a)0
(b)1
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(a) And Gate but NOR and XNOR gates also match the description
(b)OR GATE alongwith NAND and XOR
So is writing down all the gates matching the requirements of the question (technically) correct?
 
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It's a pretty bad question, but I suppose your answer is the best possible answer. You cannot uniquely identify the gate if you only know one line of its truth table.

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Yes, it is technically correct to list all the gates that match the given inputs and outputs. However, it would be more efficient and accurate to identify the specific gate by looking at the logical function it performs. In this case, the gate with inputs of 1 and 0 and an output of 0 is most likely a NOT gate, while the gate with inputs of 1 and 0 and an output of 1 is most likely an OR gate. It is important to consider all possibilities, but identifying the gate based on its function is the most accurate approach.
 

FAQ: Identify the Gates from 1 & 0 Inputs: Output (a) 0, (b) 1

What do the numbers 1 and 0 represent in this context?

In this context, the numbers 1 and 0 refer to the binary inputs used in digital logic gates. In binary code, 1 represents a "true" or "on" state, while 0 represents a "false" or "off" state.

What is the purpose of identifying the gates from 1 and 0 inputs?

The purpose of identifying the gates from 1 and 0 inputs is to understand the logic behind the operation of digital circuits. By analyzing the inputs and outputs of different gates, scientists and engineers can design and optimize circuits for various applications.

How does the output of a gate differ when the input is 1 vs. 0?

The output of a gate can differ depending on the type of gate and the specific logic operation it performs. For example, in a NOT gate, the output will be the opposite of the input (0 if the input is 1, and 1 if the input is 0), while in an AND gate, the output will be 1 only if both inputs are 1.

Can gates have multiple inputs and outputs?

Yes, some gates can have multiple inputs and outputs. For example, an OR gate can have two or more inputs and one output, while a multiplexer can have multiple inputs and multiple outputs. However, there are also gates with only one input and one output, such as a buffer.

How are gates used in everyday technology?

Gates are used in everyday technology in a variety of ways. They are the basic building blocks of digital circuits and are used in computers, smartphones, and other electronic devices. They can also be found in household appliances, security systems, and even traffic lights.

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