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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
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