Mastering AND, OR, and NOR Gates with Truth Tables for the NCEES® Electrical and Computer FE Exam

In this comprehensive video tutorial, we dive deep into the world of AND, OR, and NOR gates for the FE exam using truth tables using sum of products (SOP). If you've ever wondered how these logic gates work or how to create circuits using them, you're in the right place!

Video Contents:
0:00 - AND, OR Gates and Truth Tables
1:43 - Making a circuit with AND, OR gates
2:49 - Sum of products (SOP)
4:30 - Drawing the digital logic circuit
6:08 - Drawing the circuit variable inputs
9:37 - Numbering each term in the circuit

We start by providing a solid foundation on And gates, explaining their purpose and how to interpret truth tables. With a clear understanding of And gates, we move on to explore Or gates, their functionality, and circuit implementation.

Understanding the concept of Sum of Products (SOP), we show how these logical constructs can be used to simplify circuit design. We walk you through practical examples, highlighting the step-by-step process of implementing circuits using And and Or gates.

To put your skills to the test, we provide a circuit design exercise, allowing you to apply the concepts learned throughout the video. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a solid grasp of And and Or gates, be able to visualize truth tables, and confidently create circuits using these fundamental building blocks.

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Video Contents:
0:00 - AND, OR Gates and Truth Tables
1:43 - Making a circuit with AND, OR gates
2:49 - Sum of products (SOP)
4:30 - Drawing the digital logic circuit
6:08 - Drawing the circuit variable inputs
9:37 - Numbering each term in the circuit

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Shouldn't the connection for the 3rd term be connected to A, rather than Abar. And the 4th term be connectted to A and Cbar, rather than Abar and C?