Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
and-circuit
Noun
/ænd ˈsɜr.kɪt/
Definition
An and-circuit is a basic digital logic circuit that outputs true or high only when all of its inputs are true or high.
Examples
- An and-circuit is often used in computer architecture to perform logical operations.
- In this design, the and-circuit ensures that the device only activates when specific conditions are met.
Meaning
In binary logic, an and-circuit requires all of its input signals to be present (1) for the output signal to also be present (1). It is fundamental in the field of digital electronics and boolean algebra.
Synonyms
- Conjunction circuit
- AND gate
