Original post by sultana11!
Does anyone understand AND and OR gates in engineering?
Yeah what's the question?
Original post by Joinedup
Yeah what's the question?
There’s not a question I just don’t understand it. Like the table things where A+B = D or something like that?
Original post by sultana11!
There’s not a question I just don’t understand it. Like the table things where A+B = D or something like that?
In electronics we talk about logic gates.
With an AND gate the output is 1 when the first input is 1 AND the second input is 1, otherwise the output is 0
With an OR gate the output is 1 when the first input is 1 OR the second input is 1 (OR both inputs are 1)
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