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    This document summarizes two experiments performed on logic gates: 1) The first experiment examines OR and AND gates, showing the output voltages for different input combinations. It is observed that the AND gate only outputs 1 when all inputs are 1, while the OR gate outputs 1 if any input is 1. 2) The second experiment examines AND and NAND gates. The NAND gate is formed from an AND gate followed by an inverter. It is observed that the NAND gate outputs 1 when any input is 0, and only outputs 0 when all inputs are 1.

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    This document summarizes two experiments performed on logic gates: 1) The first experiment examines OR and AND gates, showing the output voltages for different input combinations. It is observed that the AND gate only outputs 1 when all inputs are 1, while the OR gate outputs 1 if any input is 1. 2) The second experiment examines AND and NAND gates. The NAND gate is formed from an AND gate followed by an inverter. It is observed that the NAND gate outputs 1 when any input is 0, and only outputs 0 when all inputs are 1.

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    This document summarizes two experiments performed on logic gates: 1) The first experiment examines OR and AND gates, showing the output voltages for different input combinations. It is observed that the AND gate only outputs 1 when all inputs are 1, while the OR gate outputs 1 if any input is 1. 2) The second experiment examines AND and NAND gates. The NAND gate is formed from an AND gate followed by an inverter. It is observed that the NAND gate outputs 1 when any input is 0, and only outputs 0 when all inputs are 1.

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    Electronic Lab Report App 3-4 20

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    This document summarizes two experiments performed on logic gates: 1) The first experiment examines OR and AND gates, showing the output voltages for different input combinations. It is observed that the AND gate only outputs 1 when all inputs are 1, while the OR gate outputs 1 if any input is 1. 2) The second experiment examines AND and NAND gates. The NAND gate is formed from an AND gate followed by an inverter. It is observed that the NAND gate outputs 1 when any input is 0, and only outputs 0 when all inputs are 1.

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    09.06.

    2020

    Abant İzzet Baysal University Department of Physics

    Electronic Lab-II

    Experiment-V Report

    Name of Experiment: Application of 3 and 4

    Name&Surname:Selcan KURT

    ID Number: 170202022

    Partner’s Name: Hande YALDIZ

    Oğuzhan KURT
    APPLICATION 3

    AN RDL “OR” & “AND” GATE

    Purpose: The purpose of this experiment is to observe how the 'OR' and
    'AND' gates work in the circuit.

    Equipment Required:
    Qty Apparatus
    1 Electricity & Electronics Constructor EEC4770
    1 Circuit applications Kit EEC474
    1 Power supply unit; +5V d.c stabilized (e.g. Feedback PS445)
    1 Multimeter or
    1 Voltmeter 5V d.c

    Data:
    AND Gate OR Gate
    Input Output Input Output
    Volt Logic Volt Logic
    000 0.61 0 000 0 0
    001 0.63 0 001 4.41 1
    011 0.65 0 011 4.44 1
    111 5.08 1 111 4.47 1
    100 0.64 0 100 4.42 1
    110 0.66 0 110 4.45 1
    010 0.63 0 010 4.41 1
    101 0.69 0 101 4.45 1

    APPLICATION 4
    A DTL “AND” & “NAND” GATE

    Purpose: The purpose of this experiment is to observe how the 'AND' and
    'NAND' gates work in the circuit.

    EQUIPMENT REQUIRED:

    Qty Apparatus
    1 Electricity & Electronics Constructor EEC470
    1 Circuit applications Kit EEC474
    1 Power supply unit; +5V d.c regulated (e.g. Feedback PS445)
    1 Multimeter or
    1 Voltmeter 5V d.c

    Data:
    NAND Gate AND Gate
    Input Output Output
    Volt Logic Volt Logic
    000 4.68 1 0.03 0
    001 4.69 1 0.03 0
    011 4.67 1 0.03 0
    111 0.03 0 5.08 1
    100 4.68 1 0.03 0
    110 4.66 1 0.03 0
    010 4.68 1 0.03 0
    101 4.67 1 0.03 0

    Result/Discussion:
    It is the gate that performs the impact and information applied from the
    entrance. This process is known as multiplication. One of its inputs is zero,
    making the output zero. Q = A.B or Q = AB.
    In this experiment, we examined the AND gate, then we turned the circuit to OR
    gate. We had 3 inputs for AND Gate circuits. The diode we use is reverse
    biased. It is important that we use this diode because it does not along current
    when you apply reverse biased voltage. We connected the yellow wires to the
    inputs of switches 0, whites 1. We applied another 5 volt resistor 1k ohm from
    the switch we connected. Our initial positions are 1-1-1. Our first output value is
    5.08. Then, when we changed the third switch to 0, our output value changed to
    0.66. Then we changed the 1st switch to 0 and our output value changed to
    0.63. We changed the AND gate to OR gate. Makes the information from the
    entries or the transaction. It is similar to addition, but different from addition, its
    output is 1 even if it is 1 to 1 of its inputs. Q = A is shown as B. At this stage, we
    changed all of the reverse biased diodes to forward biased and applied 5 V.
    What happened all our switches are 1, our output value is 4.77 V. Then we
    changed one by one our switches to 0 and we got output. When all were 0, our
    output value was 0 V. Another gate commonly used in the logic is the NAND
    gate, which is formed by the combination of the AND and NOT gates. If any of
    the inputs at this gate is '0', the output becomes '1'. When all inputs are '1', the
    output becomes '0'. we created AND gates using reverse diodes. We created a
    NAND gate using a transistor. We repeated the stages.

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