NAND

The NAND gate is a type of digital logic gate that performs the logical operation called NAND, which is the combination of NOT (inverted) and AND operations. It has multiple inputs and a single output.

INPUTS

TYPE: This input represents the type of operation that the NAND gate performs. It could be used to configure the NAND gate to operate in a specific mode, such as normal NAND operation or some other mode, depending on the specific implementation or design.

IN1, IN2, IN3, IN4: These inputs represent the data signals that are input to the NAND gate. They can be either high or low logic levels, typically denoted as 1 or 0 respectively, and are used as the operands for the NAND operation.

OUTPUTS

OUT: This output represents the result of the NAND operation. It is the logical negation (complement) of the logical AND operation between the inputs. If all the inputs are high (1), the output will be low (0), and if any of the inputs are low (0), the output will be high (1).

STAT: This output represents the status or state of the NAND gate, and its exact functionality may vary depending on the specific implementation or design. It could be used to indicate the current operating mode of the NAND gate or provide additional information about the internal state of the gate.