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Negative logic Circuitry in which a lower voltage is used as a logic "1" (i.e., active state) and a higher voltage level is used as a logic "0" (i.e., inactive state), as opposed to regular logic, which is just the opposite. |
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Negative logic Circuitry in which a lower voltage is used as a logic "1"
(i.e., active state) and a higher voltage level is used as a
logic "0" (i.e., inactive state), as opposed to regular
logic, which is just the opposite.
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