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How make OR gate project


1.Definitions

The OR gate is an electronic device which receives two inputs each in the form of a
binary digit, that is 0 or 1, and produces a binary digit as output, depending upon the
values of the two inputs. It is represented by the symbol shown in Figure 5.5.
A and B are the two inputs, and F is the single output. As high (1) or low (0) voltages
are applied to A and B various possible outputs are achieved, these being de ned by
means of a truth table as shown in Table 5.3. So, for example, if a low (0) voltage is
applied to A and a high (1) voltage is applied to B, the output is a high (1) voltage at
F. We note that a ‘1’ appears in the right-hand column of the truth table whenever A
or B takes the value 1, hence the name OR gate. We use the symbol + to represent OR.
Because it connects the variables A and B, OR is known as a logical connective.We shall
meet other logical connectives shortly. This connective is also known as a disjunction,
so that A + B is said to be the disjunction of A and B.



2.Name Component in Proteus


3. Schematic , PCB layout and 3D View





4.Real name and picture of Component that we need to use:

  • Diode 1N4007 = 3
  • Transistor BC547 or 2N2222 = 8
  • Resistance 1k=4 , 4k=2 , 2.5k=1 , 1.5k=1 , 150=1
  • Jumper or Tblock = 1
  • Button = 2
  • LED = 1

5.Process in production

  • First, we need to print it in powder
  • Get it on the board
  • Dissolve in acid
  • When it is done, drill it in the hole
  • Compose the component according to the drawn PCB
6.Test project


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