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    This document discusses Boolean logic gates and provides examples of how they can be used to control machines. Boolean logic uses true/false values to represent inputs and outputs. Three examples are given of machines controlled with AND, OR, and NOT logic gates. Truth tables are provided to show the output for each combination of true/false inputs. The examples demonstrate how keys, passwords, switches, and safety sensors can be combined using Boolean logic to control whether a machine is active or stopped.

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    Unit 18 Computational Thinking

    Boolean Algebra
    Name: Sean Reid

    What are Boolean


    operations?
    Boolean logic gates are operations
    with only 2 possible outcomes, true or
    false (1 or 0), true being 1 and false
    being 0.

    Logic Gate for example 1


    -metal cutting machine that needs a
    physical key and an activation code to work
    Key
    And

    Passwo
    rd

    Use
    machin
    e

    Truth Table for example 1


    -metal cutting machine that needs a
    physical key and an activation code to work
    Key

    Password

    Machine

    Logic Gate for example 2


    - machine that has 2 switches,
    either can be used

    Floor
    switch
    on
    Side
    switch on

    Or

    Machin
    e

    Truth Table for example 2


    - machine that has 2 switches,
    either can be used
    Floor Switch

    Side Switch

    Machine

    Logic Gate for example 3


    -the safety switch on the door that causes
    the machine to stop if the door is opened

    Saftey switch (not) > machine stops

    Safety
    switch

    Not

    Machine
    stops

    Truth Table for example 3


    -the safety switch on the door that causes
    the machine to stop if the door is opened
    Safety switch

    Machine

    Logic Gate for example 1


    with an emergency stop button
    -metal cutting machine that needs a physical
    key and an activation code to work

    Emergen
    cy Stop
    Button
    Ke
    y
    Pas
    s

    No
    t
    An
    d

    Machine
    Access

    X
    And
    Y

    Truth Table for example 1


    with an emergency stop button
    -metal cutting machine that needs a physical
    key and an activation code to work
    Emergen Key
    cy Stop

    Passwor
    d

    Machine
    Access

    Logic Gate for example 2


    with an emergency stop button
    - machine that has 2 switches, either can be
    used

    Truth Table for example 2


    with an emergency stop button
    - machine that has 2 switches, either can be
    used

    Logic Gate for example 3


    with an emergency stop button
    -the safety switch on the door that causes the
    machine to stop if the door is opened

    Truth Table for example 3


    with an emergency stop button
    -the safety switch on the door that causes the
    machine to stop if the door is opened

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