1. Explain the transistor NOR Gate circuit condition in the four scenarios. (What are the conditions of the two transistors:Q1 and Q2? Draw the output equivalent circuit. Decide the output voltage is high or low value) +Vc Truth Table B A OUT B A 1 1 R2 Scenariol 1 1 1. OUT Q1 1 Scenario2 Q = A+B A M Scenario3 Tran sistor 1 Scenario4 Switch es R Bo W Q2

1. Explain the transistor NOR Gate circuit condition in the four scenarios. (What are the conditions of the two transistors:Q1 and Q2? Draw the output equivalent circuit. Decide the output voltage is high or low value) +Vc Truth Table B A OUT B A 1 1 R2 Scenariol 1 1 1. OUT Q1 1 Scenario2 Q = A+B A M Scenario3 Tran sistor 1 Scenario4 Switch es R Bo W Q2

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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