3- TTL SSI comes mostly in 14 - pin packages. Two pins are reserved for power supply and the other pins are used for input and output terminals. How many gates are enclosed in one such package if it contains the following types of gates:- a) 2- input exclusive - OR gates. b) 3- input AND gates. c) 4- input NAND gates.

3- TTL SSI comes mostly in 14 - pin packages. Two pins are reserved for power supply and the other pins are used for input and output terminals. How many gates are enclosed in one such package if it contains the following types of gates:- a) 2- input exclusive - OR gates. b) 3- input AND gates. c) 4- input NAND gates.

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Chapter10: Direct-current Circuits

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