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Boolean Logic Problem

Hi All,

 

Looking for help with a logic problem, not sure if this is the right area for it.  Basically I have a single input that needs to control two outputs.

 

For example, if input is a one, I need output #1 to be a one and output number two to be a zero.  If the input is a zero, I need output #1 to be a zero and output #2 to be a one.

 

Can this be done??  I have tried a number of different gate combinations but can't seem to get it.

 

Any help much appreciated.

 

Thanks,

Trent

 

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It sounds like output #1 is equal to the input.

 

And output #2 is NOT the input.

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You mean you didn't try something like this?


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MrTrent wrote:

Looking for help with a logic problem, not sure if this is the right area for it.  Basically I have a single input that needs to control two outputs.


Logically, this thread would belong in the LabVIEW forum 😄

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Unless he is doing it in another language, say CVI  Smiley Wink

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@LV_Pro wrote:

Unless he is doing it in another language, say CVI  Smiley Wink


 

True, it might even be a electronic circuit design question.

 

So, he might want to use an inverter for the second output. 😄

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