Logic Gates: The AND Gate

A Logic Gate is normally an electronic circuit that performs a logical operation on an input signal.
This is a presentation of the proprieties of the AND Gate.

A Logic Gate may also be mechanical, optical, or electro-mechanical in nature.

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[domyaska]

thanks a lot for this video!!

[MrNasc]

@poncho088 Have you considered that perhaps the guy might have some sort of problem in his voice? You should be thankful for the info given since you watched it. Have you ever listened to Professor Stephen Hawking speaking? Due to his problem he speaks weird... nevertheless, he's just awesome. So, all I wanted to say is - don't prejudge people as you've done before you get to know who they are. And thanks for the videos Ongytenes, they're just great! (-:

[poncho088]

seems like you cant contain yourself with all the EXCITEMENT IN YOUR VOICE!!!!

[youspinmerightrounds]

Hi there, when i was studying logic gates in college, i found that physically building them helped a lot to understand. I've a load of them (RS Flip Flops too) built nice an slowly. Might be worth a look for people as a supplement to your videos!

[hnryhntr]

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[MercifulBeing]

@Theowne my dick is true in yo mom

[BenBen5501]

That's the easiest most sensible explanation I have ever heard or been shown. Thanks.

[depro9]

Nikola Tesla gave us this. He is the father of computers.

[Theowne]

XOR gates implement exclusive disjunction, that is, they are true only when a single, and only a single, input out of many is high. So it's false when no inputs are high, or when more than one is high. The XNOR gate is simply the inverse of the XOR gate. It's as if you attached a NOT gate to the end of it.

[joby613]

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