AND OR in the device interlock logic diagram
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As shown in the figure, it is a certain interlock logic diagram of the device; what do AND and OR represent in this diagram? Taking Turi as an example,
What is the function of the three logical relations NOT? AND: Indicates AND, meaning that all conditions must be met in order to trigger the \"on or off\" signal. OR: Represents or, indicating that the \"on or off\" signal will be triggered as long as one or more conditions are met. NOT: Means \"not\", indicating that the \"on or off\" signal is triggered when certain conditions are not met. -
and for logical or, and logical ah
As can be seen from the diagram, it is positive logic: an output is generated only when both input conditions for ‘and’ are satisfied (i.e., both are 1); whereas for ‘or’, an output is produced as long as one of the inputs is 1
Bro, aren’t you from the field of self-control or measurement and control instruments? This is the most basic knowledge of digital electronics in universities, right? :o
There’s high school already, why go to college too?
I learned it in college; I didn’t study it in high school. Maybe the knowledge required in high school nowadays is different from what it was back then:$
I didn’t come into contact with it even in high school. But to be honest, when it comes to developing a system, this is the most fundamental logical relationship.
It’s possible; back then, in high school, we covered these gate circuits as well as the IF language – all of that was taught. It is the most basic conceptual one
It’s a bit much to say that elementary school students can answer your questions; middle school students definitely can.