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File name HP-Bench-Briefs-1977-01-02.pdf SERVICE INFORMATION FROM HEWLETT-PACKARD JANUARY-FEBRUARY 1977 LOGIC INDICATOR SYMBOLS output with respect to its definition. 1 For our purposes, we will assume SYMBOLS Indicator symbols identify the active positive logic (Le., the more positive SUMMARY state or level of a symbol's input or voltage level (H) a logic 1). is by Jim Bechtold A1 Faulkenburg -[ UL -- High Level Sanrittve period ACTIVE HIGH inputs and outputs are indicated by t h e m of the polarity indicator (b ) or negation symbol ( 0 ) . Since the articles on Logic Symbols were spread over almost 9 months, and many new subscribers did not receive all the pertinent issues, I felt LOW9P2l-L- Level %nsitive A C t M Period ACTIVE LOW inputs and outputs are indicated by thepresence of the polarity -e& inaicator ( h ) or negation symbol ( 0 ) . I it would be appropriate to highlight some of the material from the series Lowic-High Edge Sansittve Active Period and expand on other items that had EDGE SENSITIVE (Dynamic) inputs are been originally edited out. Also, if indicated by the presence of the |
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