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1. Inverter (NOT Gate): A digital gate that outputs the logical opposite of its input.
2. OR Gate: A digital gate whose output is logic-1 if either or both of its inputs is logic-1.
3. XOR Gate: A digital gate whose output is logic-1 if exactly one of its inputs is logic-1.
4. XNOR Gate: An XOR gate with an inverted output.
5. Logic Gate: A digital device whose output is the result of a logical operation performed on its inputs.
6. Propagation Delay: A delay caused by the circuits inside a digital device. It is the time interval between the moment when the inputs change and the moment when the output responds.
7. Truth Table: A table that lists a digital circuit's output values for every possible input combination.

NOT Gate: An example of a single-input logic gate that outputs the logical opposite of its input. For instance, if the input is 5 V, the output will be 0 V. The Boolean expression for a NOT gate is Y = A.

OR Gate: A digital gate that outputs logic-1 if either or both of its inputs are logic-1. It produces the output Y = A + B (where + represents the OR operation) when dealing with two inputs.

XOR Gate: A gate that gives a signal if the two inputs differ. In the case of a two-input XOR gate, the output Y is true if either input A or input B is true, but not both, with the Boolean expression of Y = A · B + Ā· B.

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