EX-OR gate is equivalent to gate circuit ofa.NOR gate followed by a NOT gateb.NOT gate followed by a NOR gatec.OR gate followed by a NOT gated.EX-NOR gate followed by a NOT gate
Question
EX-OR gate is equivalent to gate circuit ofa.NOR gate followed by a NOT gateb.NOT gate followed by a NOR gatec.OR gate followed by a NOT gated.EX-NOR gate followed by a NOT gate
Solution
An EX-OR gate is equivalent to an OR gate followed by a NOT gate. So, the correct answer is c. OR gate followed by a NOT gate.
Here's the step by step explanation:
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An EX-OR gate (Exclusive OR gate) is a digital logic gate that gives true (or 1) output when the number of true inputs is odd.
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An OR gate followed by a NOT gate is also known as a NOR gate, which gives a true output only when both inputs are false.
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However, if we consider the inputs to be inverted before they enter the OR gate (which is effectively a NOR gate), then the output will be true when the number of true inputs is odd, which is the same behavior as an EX-OR gate.
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Therefore, an EX-OR gate is equivalent to an OR gate followed by a NOT gate, if the inputs to the OR gate are inverted.
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