Insights of a Tri-State Inverter?
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Answer / arun
It has a I/P signal similar to ordinary inverter & it has
an additional enable i/p which controls the o/p signal with
respect to i/p signal.. The o/p signal can have 3 states
ENABLE I/P O/P
0 X Z
1 0 1
1 1 0
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Answer / harshgandhi126
TRI state inverter has 3 states i.e. HIGH,LOW and HIGH
IMPEDENCE (Z). It has 2 inputs. One is normal input and
another is ENABLE. If ENABLE is LOW then inverter is in
HIGH IMPEDENCE state, otherwise it acts as a normal
inverter (if ENABLE=1).
ENABLE I/P O/P
0 X Z (HIGH IMPEDENCE)
1 0 1
1 1 0
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