Sequential logic 1oo2, 2oo2 – what is it related to? Or?

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1002 is referred to as a binary choice: when the output of a certain channel changes from 0 to 1, the final output becomes 1 – isn’t that exactly the OR operation? Why should and be chosen as the answer?

Reply #22019-12-16

Owner, could you upload the book you’re reading? Thank you.

Reply #32019-12-16

For the original poster’s physical books, how are you going to get him to upload them? Are you suggesting he burn them?:lol

Reply #42019-12-16

I have the paper version; there is no electronic version

Reply #52019-12-16

Pay attention to the \"fail-safe principle\" mentioned in the parentheses at the end, and it will be easy to understand.

Reply #62019-12-16

This was developed by the factory itself and is not available on the market

Reply #72019-12-16

What was said on floor 9 is correct: the fail-safe principle, with no trigger

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