EBK POWER SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
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Chapter 2, Problem 2.38P
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The admittance diagram for the system. Also, determine the
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The connection diagram shows multiple gates and the pins assigned to each gate. For
example, from the datasheet connection diagram of IC 7400, four individual NAND gates
can be observed. Pins 1, 2 and 3 are all related to one of the four NAND gates. For each
gate the top input is assigned the letter A while the bottom input is assigned B and the
output is assigned the letter Y.
The function tables of the ICs are normally given in terms of H (High logic level) and L
(Low logic level). Referring to the datasheet function table of IC 7400 shows the four
different input combinations of A and B and the corresponding output Y for one of the
four NAND gates. There is also one more letter assignment that could be found in
function tables, this is the letter X, a don't care assignment. In cases where an X is given,
it can be replaced by either an H or L assignment without effecting the resultant
functionality of the IC. An example of this case can be seen for the function table of IC
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EBK POWER SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
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