TTL Logic Gates: Laboratory 1
TTL Logic Gates: Laboratory 1
Laboratory 1
NAME
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Objectives: To demonstrate the operation and characteristics of a TTL logic gate (7400) and to show
how it can be used to perform any of the three basic logic functions.
NAND GATE
A. NAND GATES
A1. Connect one of the four gates in the 7400 IC as shown in Fig. 1.1 and record your data in table 1A.
The input will come from data switch SW0. You will monitor the input and output states with L2 and L1
LED displays. (Binary 1 = ON, Binary 0 = OFF)
Table 1A
INPUT
(SW0)
OUTPUT
(L1)
1(ON)
Fig. 1.1
0(OFF)
A2. Connect one of the four gates in the 7400 IC as shown in Fig. 1.2 and record your data in Table 2A.
The inputs will come from the data switches and you will monitor the output states with LED displays.
Table 2A
Fig. 1.2
SW0
SW1
OUTPUT
(L1)
A3. Wire the circuit shown in Fig. 1.3. With SW0 and SW1 apply the states shown in table 3A. Record the
output state for each set of input states by observing the LED displays.
Fig. 1.3
Table 3A
SW0
SW1
OUTPUT
(L1)
Questions:
1. How many NAND gates are there in TTL IC 7400? ______________________
2. What logic Function is performed by Table 1A. __________________________
3. What logic Function is performed by Table 3A. __________________________
4. Pin 14 of TTL IC 7400 is connected to _____________________________Volts.
5. Pin 7 of TTL IC 7400 is connected to __________________________________.
6. LED ON corresponds to the binary logic level of _________________________.
Note: Hardware setup will be checked upon submission of this report for every group pair.
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