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inversion of the logical AND of all those inputs is known as an NAND gate.
The truth table for a two-input NAND gate is shown in the table below.
A B Y = A.B’ Here, A and B are the inputs, and Y is the output of a two-input
NAND gate.The output, Y, is zero when both inputs are 1.The output, Y, is "1" if
at least one of the inputs is zero.Contrast this with the two input AND gate
operation.
The symbol for a NAND gate can be seen in the image below. A NAND gate has
two inputs—A and B—and one output—Y. The operation of a NAND gate is the
same as that of an AND gate, which is followed by an inverter.That's why the
symbol for the NAND gate looks like that.
A digital circuit known as a NOR gate has two or more inputs and produces an
output that is the inversion of the logical OR of all of those inputs.
The truth table for a 2-input NOR gate is shown in the following table: A B Y =
A+B’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 The inputs A and B are shown, and the output Y is
shown.The output, Y, is "1" if both inputs are "0."The output, Y, is "0" if at least
one of the inputs is "1."Contrast this with the two-input OR gate operation.
The symbol for a NOR gate is shown in the following figure. It has two inputs—A
and B—and one output—Y. The operation of a NOR gate is the same as that of an
OR gate, which is followed by an inverter.This is why the NOR gate symbol is
shown in that way.