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Computer Organization and Architecture, Unit 2: Boolean Logic and Digital Circuits

Computer Organization and Architecture, unit: Boolean Logic and Digital Circuits. Core concepts, terminology, and worked-example cues a college student meets for this unit, building on prior units without repeating them. Front: a term, concept, or short problem cue. Back: the definition, explanation, or answer.

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37 basic cards for College Computer Science. Set 2 of 8 in Computer Organization and Architecture. It opens with "What is Boolean logic?" and "What is a logic gate?". Study it alongside the other College sets below.

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What is Boolean logic?
Show answerA system of logic using true/false values and operations like AND, OR, and NOT
What is a logic gate?
Show answerA basic digital circuit that performs a single Boolean operation on input signals
What does an AND gate output?
Show answerTrue only if all of its inputs are true
What does an OR gate output?
Show answerTrue if at least one of its inputs is true
What does a NOT gate output?
Show answerThe inverse of its single input
What does a NAND gate output?
Show answerThe inverse of an AND operation; false only if all inputs are true
What does a NOR gate output?
Show answerThe inverse of an OR operation; true only if all inputs are false
What does an XOR gate output?
Show answerTrue if exactly one of its two inputs is true, but not both
Why is the NAND gate considered functionally complete?
Show answerAny Boolean function can be constructed using only NAND gates
What is a truth table used for in digital logic?
Show answerShowing every possible input combination and the corresponding output of a circuit
What is a combinational circuit?
Show answerA circuit whose output depends only on its current inputs, with no memory of past states
What is a sequential circuit?
Show answerA circuit whose output depends on both current inputs and its previous state
What is a half adder?
Show answerA circuit that adds two single bits and produces a sum and a carry output
What is a full adder?
Show answerA circuit that adds two bits plus a carry-in, producing a sum and carry-out
What is a multiplexer?
Show answerA circuit that selects one of several input signals to pass through, based on a control signal

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