SN74LS00 | NAND Gate IC 7400 explained | Truth table with breadboard connection

[@Inspire_Tok]

tomorrow I have exam and you helped me a lot with your videos!

[@markharrisllb]

You explain things in a way that works for me.

[@itspersonal3099]

What power supply did you gave? can we use 9v battery?

[@Mushting]

Thanks for the video. Very informative and straight to the point.

[@Lorenzo-kv2ql]

Hi, i'm doing a multiplexer with SN74HC**N chips but i have a problem. Previously l've done a multiplexer with 74LS** chips and i was simple, i just connected inputs to ground to make it zero, but i never connected

[@markfinn825]

Why did a book bought at (usually radio shack ) suggest connecting the inputs of unused gates to used gate inputs?

[@yyyeo7276]

hi there, may i know how much voltage do you use yaa? hope you reply...thank you so much

[@EEWave]

I've used 5v. As SN74LS00 is a ttl ic and ttl ic uses 5v, so power supply must be 5V.

[@trinidadfrancemaffoe6066]

Sir may I ask if I need to program different gates on verilog or fpga to run?

[@P4rkerMann]

Beautifully explained. Thank you so much!

[@Syeda-Hadia]

Hi. Can you verify nand gate using DC motor fan with it... It's my project...

[@fussel31]

Heyho. Nice video, very basic and understandable for beginners. What do you think one TTL circuits max current is it takes? I want to build a bit bigger circuit with about 25 circuits and some leds. got a 1A supply

[@EEWave]

I'm not able to say the exact value but 5v, 1A power supply is more than enough for your circuit. (I'm assuming that you're going to use 25 TTL IC and 5mm 17 LEDs)

[@fussel31]

@@EEWave Yeah. Got about 20-25 TTL circuits, 5 3mm LEDs, 6 7-Segment displays and one 14-Segment display

[@pacharakoedthong5246]

I want you to explain to me the working principle of this circuit.

[@andreaslingard]

HI! I've tried this, just the way you do, but with the IC 4093 and it does not work. Any clue why?

[@EEWave]

Hello Friend, it should work in your case also. I've also tried with IC4093, but it is working.

[@andreaslingard]

I got it to work, the problem was cheap glitchy push button-connections. Thank you!

[@aspirin4709]

Very very useful sir. Thankyou.

[@learnergood]

From where we will get that circuit components to build that and gates?

[@adamadness2283]

Amazon

[@sangeethsathsara3697]

Thank you so much🙂🤛

[@DivinityIsPurity]

Is this similar to 4011 chip?

[@EEWave]

Yes, working is same but output pins are little bit different. As 4011 is CMOS ic so we can apply it upto 15 volt circuit.

[@linzhan49]

Why should we connect the negative to negative and positive to positive at the end?

[@EEWave]

Because we have to connect all the pins to a single power supply, so these all should be connected together.

[@Rawrrrru_]

can I use LDR instead of switch in input 1?

[@EEWave]

Yes you can. But you have to connect a transistor with the LDR.

[@noohunaasif8515]

Why r u giving 10k insted of one is enough i think because u told me that in previous 7486 ic pls explain

[@infinity56-n1n]

Sir can u explain how resistor value calculate

[@shivanjaliyadav1421]

hi sir can you list all the components with their quantity please

[@JainugS]

Very nice video.

[@EEWave]

Thank you very much!

[@zareefelectrician]

Nice video

[@marty680]

Realy good video man!

[@TechXity]

Very informative 😀 post more diy projects

[@EEWave]

Sure, feel free to suggest me if you want any DIY project. I'll post it on other playlist 😊

[@TechXity]

@@EEWave how to convert old headphones into blutooth headphones 😀😀 if you can plz post these types of videos

[@EEWave]

Sure, you'll get this video very soon.

[@thithietvu8923]

You try to give the video more brightness it will be great if you do

[@EEWave]

Thanks for the suggestion ❤

[@anirudhsasi7286]

Well explained 🙏

[@DatTronic]

great video

[@EEWave]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@BabuBabu-ju9yc]

super

[@roseprabha3184]

For you only output comming but we have tried this only input no output,😅😭😏😒

[@roseprabha3184]

Only input no output