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Hi, Can anyone tell me a part number for a four input XOR gate - I can't find one. eg 74HC.. | |
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Do a search on the Maxim or Texas Instrument website
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Wow hard one. You may have to make it. Here are my search results four input XOR gate four input exclusive or 4-input XOR gate 4-input exclusive or xor4 http://asic.austriamicrosystems.com/..._33/XOR40.html http://asic.austriamicrosystems.com/..._33/XOR41.html http://www.sfe-dcs.com/Digital/4I_4O_EOR.html http://www.sfe-dcs.com/Images/Digital/4i_4o_eor.pdf http://www.altium.com/files/learning...ry%20Guide.pdf 1134H 4-Input Exclusive-OR-Function Logic Gate General Micro-electronics Inc http://www.americanmicrosemi.com/catalog/1134H.html 2134H 4-Input Exclusive-OR-Function Logic Gate General Micro-electronics Inc PAL20X10a Programable Logic IC http://www.tranzistoare.ro/datasheets2/12/1205394_1.pdf http://asic.austriamicrosystems.com/..._33/XOR41.html XOR41 is a 4-input EXCLUSIVE-OR (XOR) gate with 1x drive strength Last edited by hotwaterwizard; 26th May 2006 at 04:42 AM. | |
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Here is how you make one.
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1 - sn7486, 2 - sn7410's, & 1 - sn7408. You'll have 1-XOR gate and 2-AND gates leftover; but hey, they're cheap! Decimals: 7 (0111), 11 (1011), 13 (1101), & 14 (1110) are problematic-with cascaded 2-input XORs; and therefore requires the extra logic. | |
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I don't believe there is such a thing as a 4 input XOR function. An XOR function is by definition a 2 bit operation and while it can be performed on multibit variables (bytes, words, etc) it is still a bit by bit operation and any o 4 input bit gate function (with one bit output) will be some logic function other then a true XOR function ? Lefty | |
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True, it is, that XORs are two-bit operations, as in adders. Odd numbers of HI's in combination with a LO, in a cascaded XOR config, are always HI; and mathematically sound. I needed merely a circuit that wouldn't allow more than One of Four inputs to be HI, at a time--for Analog Multiplexer Addressing, and Idiot Proofing of illegal address modes. Not sure if that also is the configuration that "fingers" needed OR NOT.
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