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Calculate the noise margin high (NMH) and noise margin low (NML) for each pair of logic gates specified below. Refer to the data sheets provided on Blackboard. (a) driver: 74F04 (d) driver: 74LS04 load: 74F04 load: 74F04 (b) driver: 74F04 (e) driver: 74HC04 load: 74LS04 load: 74F04 (c) driver: 74F04 load: 74HC04

Calculate the noise margin high (NMH) and noise margin low (NML) for each pair of logic gates specified below. Refer to the data sheets provided on Blackboard. (a) driver: 74F04 (d) driver: 74LS04 load: 74F04 load: 74F04 (b) driver: 74F04 (e) driver: 74HC04 load: 74LS04 load: 74F04 (c) driver: 74F04 load: 74HC04

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  1. [10] Calculate the noise margin high ( NM H ) and noise margin low ( NM L ) for each pair of logic gates specified below. Refer to the data sheets provided on Blackboard. (a) driver: 74 F 04 (d) driver: 74LS04 load: 74 F 04 load: 74 F 04 (b) driver: 74 F 04 (e) driver: 74 HC 04 load: 74LS04 load: 74 F 04 (c) driver: 74 F 04 load: 74 HC 04

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