Logic Gates

If you want a more in-depth and easier to understand explaination, check out this amazing video by Ima_Rainbow. He does an amazing job explaining what everything does, and how to use them

AND Gate

• Compares two inputs, one on the back and one on the side
• If both are on, it will give an output
• If not, no output will be given

Truth Table:

Back	Side	Front
Off	Off	Off
Off	On	Off
On	Off	Off
On	On	On

OR Gate

• Compares two inputs, one on the back and one on the side
• If either are on, it will give an output
• If not, no output will be given

Truth Table:

Back	Side	Front
Off	Off	Off
Off	On	On
On	Off	On
On	On	On

NOT Gate

• Has one input on the back, and inverts it
• If it gets powered, no output will be given
• If not, it will give an output

Truth Table:

Back	Front
Off	On
On	Off

XOR Gate

• Compares two inputs, one on the back and one on the side
• Works similar to a OR gate, but will not give an output if it receives power from both inputs

Truth Table:

Back	Side	Front
Off	Off	Off
Off	On	On
On	Off	On
On	On	Off

Toggle

• When given an input from the back, it turns on or off
• If initially off, it will turn on
• If initially on, it will turn off
• There is an additional input on the side (marked in red) that will turn off the toggle, even if it was off already

Randomizer

• Takes one input, and gives two outputs on either side
• When powered, it will pause breifly, before randomly powering either side