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Augustus De Morgan was the first who found the link between logic and mathematics.
Fig. 2-8: Logic circuits with the
same output
Although the circuits are different but the output, as we can see in the truth table, is equal. Therefore we can write:
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De Morgan's First Theorem
Also if we compare the two circuits on the next page we can easily see that the output is the same, although the circuits are different.
(see Fig. 2-9)
Fig. 2-9: Logic circuits with the
same output
So we can write:
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De Morgan's Second Theorem
HO: How can you connect a NAND gate to get an inverter
Solution:
Figure
HO: How can you connect NAND gates to get an OR gate?
Solution:
Figure