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The document provides an overview of logic gates, defining them as series of transistors that produce outputs based on input signals. It describes three types of logic gates: AND, OR, and NOT, explaining their functions and providing examples of their use in real life. The document also instructs the reader to research and create detailed descriptions and images for each gate.

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Task 1 Worksheet

The document provides an overview of logic gates, defining them as series of transistors that produce outputs based on input signals. It describes three types of logic gates: AND, OR, and NOT, explaining their functions and providing examples of their use in real life. The document also instructs the reader to research and create detailed descriptions and images for each gate.

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Unit 1: Logical Thinking

Lesson 4 – Task 1 Worksheet

Task 1

What is a logic gate?

Logic is a way of defining truth. A logic gate is known for being a series of
transistors put together to deliver one or more outputs.

Identify the following logic gates:

The OR gate The


NOT gate The AND gate

Research and create a detailed description of the following gates. Add


example of when each one might be used and a real life example. Add
any relevant images:

AND The AND gate is basically a digital logic gate that gives you a 1
if the first signal and the second signal are both a 1, so this is
why we call the circuit and.

OR The output is high if one or more of the inputs are high.


For example if we input 1 and 0 the output will be 1
Plus is used to inputs that are being put together, A + B

NOT The NOT gate is an incredibly simple circuit. It takes an


electrical signal, on or off, and it flips it. So if the signal you give
it is a 1, the circuit gives you a 0 and if you give the circuit a 0,
it gives you a 1. The signal that goes in is not the same as the
signal that comes out and so we call this circuit not.

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