Across
- 2. logic gates cannot source enough of this for some devices such as filament lamps
- 3. if the gate-source voltage of a mostfet is increased above the threshold then its resistance will do this (allowing a current to flow)
- 9. a gate whose output is low if both inputs are high
- 11. logic gates see any voltage less than around this many volts as logic 0 (low)
- 12. input switches always need a pull up or pull down ...
- 14. logic gates see any voltage more than around this many volts as logic 1 (high)
Down
- 1. if the gate-source voltage of a mosfet is below the threshold voltage then its resistance will be almost this (so no current will flow)
- 4. a gate whose output is only high if both inputs are high
- 5. a digital signal is said to be this if it is 0V
- 6. a gate whose output is the inverse of the input
- 7. a gate whose output is high if the two inputs are different
- 8. these can be used to 'drive' high power components such as filament lamps by sourcing current directly from the rail rather than from the logic gate
- 10. a gate whose output is low if either or both inputs are high
- 13. a gate whose output is high if either or both inputs are high
- 15. a digital signal is said to be this if it is 5V
