Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the circuit below. The switches are controlled by
logic variables such that, if A is high, switch A is closed,
and if A is low, switch A is open. Conversely, if B is high,
the switch labeled is open, and if B is low, the switch
labeled is closed. The output variable is high if the output
voltage is 5V, and the output variable is low if the output
voltage is zero.
a. Write a logic expression for the output variable.
b. Construct the truth table for the circuit.
A
Logic 1
5V(+
B
C
Logic 0
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