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In other words, the output will be: | In other words, the output will be: | ||
| − | * "1" if and only if | + | * "1" if and only if the input is "0", |
| − | * "0" if and only if | + | * "0" if and only if the input is "1". |
Thus, [//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truth_table Truth table] operation is as follows: | Thus, [//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truth_table Truth table] operation is as follows: | ||
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Logical negation. Set the output value, logically inverse to input.
In other words, the output will be:
- "1" if and only if the input is "0",
- "0" if and only if the input is "1".
Thus, Truth table operation is as follows:
| Value | Result |
| 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 |
Features
Using a 'Negation' is equivalent to the use of logic inversion to the value of any functional block input or output.
