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I'm New to the logic gate, and I am a bit confused about how it works can anyone advise me on what to do regarding this :![Name: Logic gate.jpg
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You have to consider , logically, the table of inputs and that desired output. And flow the signals through from input to output, like a puzzle.
“Logic gates” as such are rather old-fashioned, I’d implement this warning system inside a PLC , (programmable logic controller using ladder logic), but the gates do still exist, in logic.
I might implement it with an open source Arduino, with a Relay shield - that’s fairly good for home experimentation with logic & inputs & components - very cheap & fun to play with....great Xmas present!
So you have to workout what combination of AND , OR thoughts will get you to a situation where W is either buzzing ‘alarm’ or being silently watchful.
(They often throw-in the negative or inverse logic functions, NAND, NOR, [in the past I made NOT gates by blowing-up one of the CMOS silicon chips, whatever input you give that, you’d get no output whatsoever] you probably won’t need my version of NOT gates in this design, but the original idea of simply inverting using a NOT)
So consider that you might need to invert one signal, and draw up a few versions on scrap A4, then try to reduce the complexity, it’s simple - once you think like a machine!
Helpful page to get you started at university of Surrey
http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Projects/...sfunc/#notgate
Good luck
“Logic gates” as such are rather old-fashioned, I’d implement this warning system inside a PLC , (programmable logic controller using ladder logic), but the gates do still exist, in logic.
I might implement it with an open source Arduino, with a Relay shield - that’s fairly good for home experimentation with logic & inputs & components - very cheap & fun to play with....great Xmas present!
So you have to workout what combination of AND , OR thoughts will get you to a situation where W is either buzzing ‘alarm’ or being silently watchful.
(They often throw-in the negative or inverse logic functions, NAND, NOR, [in the past I made NOT gates by blowing-up one of the CMOS silicon chips, whatever input you give that, you’d get no output whatsoever] you probably won’t need my version of NOT gates in this design, but the original idea of simply inverting using a NOT)
So consider that you might need to invert one signal, and draw up a few versions on scrap A4, then try to reduce the complexity, it’s simple - once you think like a machine!
Helpful page to get you started at university of Surrey
http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Projects/...sfunc/#notgate
Good luck
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