Logic Gates: Practice and Review

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The discussion focuses on seeking help for practicing knowledge of logic gates. A participant emphasizes the importance of having specific learning goals for effective study. Another member shares a useful link to a review resource for logic gates. The shared resource is well-received and appreciated by the group. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for targeted practice and useful study materials in understanding logic gates.
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I want to practice the little I know about logic gates... Can you guys help me out? :)

Thanks in advance and merry christmas!

Nexor
 
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Studying without a goal in my experience is not very productive. What about logic gates are you trying to learn?

How about this?
http://ece224web.groups.et.byu.net/exams/review.html
 
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es1 said:
How about this?
http://ece224web.groups.et.byu.net/exams/review.html

Wow, great link, es1 :smile:
 
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