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abubeker - 08 Feb 2006 08:48 GMT
>hello to all
>i am a new group member . i am from ethiopia
 i am just a hobbiest,nor did i have any proffession,
 >i am really excited to design a nor gate.any body
   can help me to do so.
Lord Garth - 09 Feb 2006 00:22 GMT
> >hello to all
> >i am a new group member . i am from ethiopia
>   i am just a hobbiest,nor did i have any proffession,
>   >i am really excited to design a nor gate.any body
>     can help me to do so.

Use two back-to-back PNP transistors...

The emitters connect together to a common pull-up resistor---this is the
output.
The two collectors are grounded and the two base leads are your inputs.
abubeker - 10 Feb 2006 12:36 GMT
thank very much you garth.but many times when i disign as you have said
it lacks the ability to resist over loading.if you have shematics or
more explanation
...specialy those used for controling powering systemes..you can send
me.thank you.
 
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