Engineering Creating a NAND Gates Circuit to Light an LED

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To create a NAND gate circuit that lights an LED when either or both car doors are open and the driver is seated, first draw a diagram using any logic gates, then convert it to NAND gates. The circuit requires three inputs: the status of the left door, the right door, and the driver's seated condition. Resources like Wikipedia can help in understanding how to construct other gates using NAND gates. Simplifying the circuit while ensuring it meets the conditions is essential. All three inputs must be integrated into the final design for proper functionality.
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Hey all,

How can I draw a diagram of some logic circuit that will light an LED if either or both the left
and right door of a car are open and if the driver is seated ?

Assume that the doors and seat are equipped with switches, and that only NAND gates are available. ( My circuit should also be as simple as possible).

Im kinda lost in what I have to do, any words of wisdom?

Thanks
 
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Try drawing it first with whatever gates you want. You should be able to convert everything to NAND gates after.
 
Yes, you can do that.

Have a look at this article in Wikipedia about making other gates from NAND gates.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NAND_logic
 
vk6kro said:
Yes, you can do that.

Have a look at this article in Wikipedia about making other gates from NAND gates.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NAND_logic

Thanks all,

Is the driver`s condition (seated or unseated ) considered as the third input?
I mean, the first input is right door, the second input is the left door, and the third input is the driver?
 
jumphigh said:
Thanks all,

Is the driver`s condition (seated or unseated ) considered as the third input?
I mean, the first input is right door, the second input is the left door, and the third input is the driver?

Yes, all 3 inputs need to go into your circuit.
 

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