3.1.7
Logic Circuits
Logic Circuits
Logic Circuits
Multiple transistors can be arranged together to make logic gates and logic circuits.
Logic gates
Logic gates
- Multiple transistors can be arranged together to form more complex "switches" that only allow electricity to flow through if all or some of the transistors are "on".
- These arrangements are called logic gates.
Examples of logic gates
Examples of logic gates
- The AND gate performs the boolean AND function:
- It will only output true if both of its inputs are true.
- The OR gate performs the boolean OR function:
- It will output true if either or both of its inputs are true.
- The NOT gate performs the boolean NOT function:
- It takes one input and inverts it.
Logic circuits
Logic circuits
- Logic gates can be combined to create complex logic circuits.
- These logic circuits can perform functions such as adding numbers and storing data.
1Computational Thinking & Algorithms
1.1Computational Thinking
1.2Algorithms
1.2.1Algorithms
1.2.2Pseudocode
1.2.3Flow Diagrams
1.2.4Logical Reasoning & Debugging
1.2.5Reading Algorithms
1.2.6Correcting Algorithms
1.2.7Complete the Algorithm
1.2.8Search Algorithms
1.2.9Linear Search
1.2.10Binary Search
1.2.11Sort Algorithms
1.2.12Bubble Sort
1.2.13Insertion Sort
1.2.14End of Topic Test - Algorithms
2Programming
2.1Programming Fundamentals
2.1.1Variables & Constants
2.1.2Comments
2.1.3Input & Output
2.1.4Arithmetic Operators
2.1.5Relational Operators
2.1.6Boolean Operators
2.1.7Sequence
2.1.8Selection
2.1.9Iteration
2.1.10Subroutines
2.1.11Scope
2.1.12Data Types
2.1.13Casting
2.1.14Arrays
2.1.152D Arrays
2.1.16Lists
2.1.172D Lists
2.1.18Strings
2.1.19Syntax Errors
2.1.20Logic Errors
2.1.21Runtime Errors
2.1.22End of Topic Test - Programming
2.2Designing Code
3Hardware & Software
3.1Hardware
3.2Software
4Data
5The Internet
6Online Safety & Security
6.1Protecting Yourself Online
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