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I think the exclusive, if both inputs are zero the output should be zero, but it look like the output will be a one in that situation.
by ecpottinger 6y ago
I think the exclusive, if both inputs are zero the output should be zero, but it look like the output will be a one in that situation.
- thethirdone 6y agoAs far as I can see only XNOR is depicted and it is done so correctly. XNOR is just XOR followed by a not, which does give a 1 when the input is two zeros.
- jonsen 6y agoIf the inputs are equal, low/low or high/high, the transistors are closed and the resistor will pull the output high. If one input is low and the other high one of the transistors will open and pull the output low.