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Logic Gates
The three main (beginner) gates you need to learn about are: AND, OR and the NOT gate. There are additional gates (advanced) that you will go on to discover like: NAND, XOR and NOR. Remember, a truth table basically describes the behaviour of a logic gate.
Advanced: Click to find out more about each of the below gates.
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Reminder of the basic gates- you will need to memorise their names and associated shape.
AND
OR
NOT (Inverter)
Go further: Additional Gates, NOR, NAND and XOR
Click the below link to read more about the additional gates as well as view truth tables for each.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logic_gate
Create your own: https://logic.ly/demo/samples
History: https://www.scribd.com/doc/24926600/HISTORY-the-Earliest-Logic-Gates-Were-Made