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21.
In positive logic, ________.
Discussion:
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Bhavani.g said:
1 decade ago
Always one represents high and zero represents low.
Saranya said:
1 decade ago
Here only asking positive logic know. According to me my answer is only present high but here given first option.
Manoj said:
1 decade ago
Actually the voltage levels are represented in low and high. Here we are having 2 logics one is positive logic and another is negative logic. If the signal is activating the circuit it is represented as LOGIC '1' and if the signal disable the circuit then it is represented as LOGIC '0'.
Negative logic is the inverse operation of positive logic.
Negative logic is the inverse operation of positive logic.
Pankaj guleria said:
1 decade ago
In positive logic system higher of two levels is represented by one and lower level is represented by 0.
Sirisha said:
1 decade ago
Positive logic means 0v = low, 5v = high.
Negative logic means -5v = low, 0v = high.
Negative logic means -5v = low, 0v = high.
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V.V.JYOTHI said:
1 decade ago
@Jyothi.
Positive logic means the voltage at LOGIC 1 has more than LOGIC 0.
EXAMPLE:
If we take two voltages 0 and -5, for LOGIC 1 has 0 volts and LOGIC 0 has -5 volts.
If two volts are 5v and 10v then in positive logic 5v for LOGIC 0 and 10v for LOGIC 1.
Positive logic means the voltage at LOGIC 1 has more than LOGIC 0.
EXAMPLE:
If we take two voltages 0 and -5, for LOGIC 1 has 0 volts and LOGIC 0 has -5 volts.
If two volts are 5v and 10v then in positive logic 5v for LOGIC 0 and 10v for LOGIC 1.
Riz said:
1 decade ago
The use of the higher voltage level to represent the Boolean value 1 and the lower voltage level to represent the Boolean value 0.
Saikiran said:
1 decade ago
For positive logic, "1" level value > "0" level value and,
For negative logic, "1" level value < "0" level value.
For negative logic, "1" level value < "0" level value.
Sindhu said:
9 years ago
For positive logic, It take two voltages +5v and 0v to represent the value 1 and 0.
Madhumitha said:
8 years ago
So why can't we choose the third option? There is only high.
Can anyone explain me?
Can anyone explain me?
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