Technological University of the Philippines

College of Industrial Technology

ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT
Manila

Name: Austero, Jelyn N.______________________ Course: BET-InCT 2A

Subject: EST 2AL__________________________ Date: October 27, 2020

Experiment No. 3
NOT GATE
I. Objectives
1. To examine the characteristics and operation of a TTL NOT gate.

II. Equipment and Materials

5V 1A DC power supply
Breadboard
1 pc 7404 (hex inverter)
1 pc LED
1 pc 150 Ω, ½ watt resistor
Connecting wires

III. Introductory Information

The NOT gate has a single input and its logic symbol is shown in Fig. 1. The output is
the complement of the input. If A is the input of the NOT gate, its output will be NOT A or
Ā. The small circle or bubble, at the output of the NOT gate is the standard symbol
representing inversion or complementation. NOT gate is commonly called INVERTER.

A Ā

Fig. 1 Logic symbol for a NOT gate

IV. Procedure
1. Construct the circuit shown in Fig. A
+ 5V

1 A Y

150 Ω

Fig. A

2. Complete truth table A of the NOT gate by

observing and recording the output of it for each input state and condition given in
the table.
3. Construct the circuit shown in Fig. B.
+ 5V
1 A Y

150 Ω

Fig. B

4. Complete truth table B of the

two NOT gates connected in series.
5. Construct the circuit shown in Fig. C.
+ 5V

1 A Y

150 Ω

Fig. C
 6. Complete truth table C of the three NOT gates
A Y connected in series.
Truth Table A Truth Table B
0 1 Truth Table C
1 0
hang 1 A Y A Y
Circuit of NOT Gate 0 0 0 1
1 1 1 0

Questions
 1. What is the equivalent of a floating input of a NOT gate?
The equivalent value of a floating input of a NOT Gate is 1
2. Write the Boolean expression for the circuit shown in Fig. B.
The Boolean expression for the circuit of NOT Gate is Y= NOT A
Its simplified expression is Y= A
3. Write the Boolean expression for the circuit shown in Fig. C.
The Boolean expression for the circuit fig. C is Y= NOT Gate + NOT Gate + NOT
Gate
Its simplified expression is Y= A + A + A

V. Conclusion
The input A of the fig. A is that when it connects to the 0 the output will
be 1 and when the input is connected to the 1 the output will be 0,
opposite to the result of the circuit in fig. B. When the input is connected
in 0 the output will be 1 and when the input is connected to 1 the output
will be 0. And when the inputs are connected in 0 in fig C the output will
be 1 and while the output of the input when it connects to 1 is 0