Logic Gates & Digital Electronics

This category covers the fundamental building blocks of digital electronics, focusing on logic gates (AND, OR, NOT, XOR, etc.), digital circuits, and their applications in modern electronic systems. You’ll find detailed articles on how these logic gates function, how to design digital circuits, and the importance of digital electronics in everything from microcontrollers to advanced computing systems.

NOR Flash and NAND Flash

NOR Flash and NAND Flash

Introduction to NOR Flash and NAND Flash NOR Flash Intel first developed the Nor Flash technology in 1988. Nor Flash is characterized by on-chip execution (XIP, eXecute In Place), and its reading is similar to the random reading form of

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NOR Gate Symbol

NOR Gate Simplifying Boolean Expression

Introduction to Boolean expressions Boolean expressions are fundamental components of digital logic design. They represent logical relationships between variables, typically resulting in a binary output. These expressions are crucial for building efficient and reliable digital circuits. In this article, we

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Transistor-Transistor Logic (TTL)

TTL Logic: What is and How Does it Work?

What is TTL? TTL, or Transistor-Transistor Logic, is a type of digital circuit design that uses bipolar transistor technology to create logic gates. TTL is commonly used in electronics, particularly in the design of digital circuits, because it is fast

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74HC245-DIP20 Octal Bus Tranceiver

74HC245 Octal Bus Tranceiver

74HC245 specs: pinout, direction control, and voltage translation. Learn how to use it in data buses for Arduino/STM32. Application examples and datasheet breakdown!

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