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any gate i can substitute to xor gate?
if i don't have xor gate what gate i can use to substitute it?
if i don't have xor gate what gate i can use to substitute it?
chrisalviola said:any gate i can substitute to xor gate?
if i don't have xor gate what gate i can use to substitute it?
mgb_phys said:If this is homework - what is XOR in boolean algebra ?
In practical terms you can build any logic out of either NAND or NOR, most chips only implement one of these.
rootx said:define xor with a truth table.
chrisalviola said:0 0 -0
0 1-1
1 0-1
1 1-0
tnksrootX said:xor = not(a).b + a.not(b)
I also thought this is a homework problem. You can easily get this into and/or gates. If there are more than 2 inputs, you should be using k-maps. Once, you have in and/or gates, it is simple to convert it into nand (using Sum of products form) or nors (using products of sums or simply messing with bool algebra...)