Positive and Negative Logic

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Published 2015-06-15

Digital Electronics: Positive and Negative Logic
Topics discussed:
1) Positive logic.
2) Negative logic.
3) Examples of positive logic.
4) Examples of negative logic.

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All Comments (21)

@simratsaini879 7 years ago

It is positive logic because -0.8>-1.7,and -0.8 is assigned 1 and -1.7 is assigned 0. Hence positive logic
@muhammedkazi3156 3 years ago

Positive logic.
@javacoder8733 3 years ago

Another best part is videos are not that long that we need to hunt the topic we want to study from enormously long lectures as otherwise
@rajeshprajapati4863 2 years ago

Answer to Example at 05:03 Logic "0" corresponds to Lower Value (-1.7V) and Logic "1" corresponds to Higher Value (-0.8V). Hence, According to the definition of Positive Logic, the given example is Positive Logic.
@GiligamerMC 2 years ago

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@abdullahkatr8115 6 years ago

Simple, short and clear .. thanks
@Ariyan428 8 years ago

logic 0 -> -1.7v logic 1 -> -0.8v ==>This is a positive logic .
@ENagamani-yl1ub 3 months ago

Positive logic because -0.8v>-1.7v Thank u for wonderful explanation
@riyaahuja1259 4 years ago

It's positive logic. Thank you
@saouli1632 9 months ago

5:21 Hence ,-0.8>-1.7,then It's positive logic..we all know in negative sign for example: -1 is greater than -5.so the answer is positive logic😊
@hemasaini3380 3 years ago

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@abuhenamurshed3319 6 years ago

yess,This is POSITIVE logic
@BlackOpal-dk6iv 2 months ago

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@najmariaz 3 years ago

thank u so much it is very helpful
@sangeethvmathews 3 years ago

Thank you!
@SaumyaSharma007 3 years ago

Thanks Sir👍
@satishgangavati8515 5 years ago

I wish you could explain examples of negative logic also
@kshitijvengurlekar1192 7 years ago

Thank You
@ix.omega001 9 months ago

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@nitishkumaryadav2284 4 years ago

This is an example of positive logic