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This set of lecture notes from dr. D. J. Jackson's ece380 digital logic course covers the topics of buffers, tri-state buffers, and transmission gates. Buffers are used to improve performance when a logic gate needs to drive a large capacitive load, and they have greater fan-out than other logic gates. Tri-state buffers have one input, one output, and one control input, and they can be in three states: driving the value of the input onto the output, completely disconnected from the output, or in a high impedance state. A transmission gate acts as a switch, connecting an input to an output. These concepts are essential in digital electronics and are used in various digital circuits such as multiplexers and xor gates.
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Electrical & Computer Engineering Dr. D. J. Jackson Lecture 12-
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