Easily the best "basic" video on the topic. Other videos either go into too much detail and are complicated, or miss the mark of making it clear, visual and accessible. Thank you!!!
Best video... I am 12 now and I couldn't understood any of these. I almost gave up but this vdo helped a lot. Sir, you should have been a professor. Hat's off
@@arjay_2002 I disagree.. Logic gates are fundamental to programming/software. I wouldn't say it's "useless" per se. My first few programs were input/output from logic gates (countdown timer, elevator controls, simple calculator) and ultimately got me interested in learning programming languages. Buuuuttt I would agree if you just want to program in C# or Javascript, etc., would be better to just go straight for it.
The way you explained the XOR gate made it all click in my head. I'm trying to understand computers on a lower level by creating one in Minecraft, and this video just demystified the concept of XOR gates for me. Thank you so much, and I hope you decide to continue this series.
@@gregdemko5732 Redstone can be used the mimic the "low voltage" and "high voltage" states of electricity, so it's a suitable source of power for machines in Minecraft. You can then use a combination of levers/buttons and redstone blocks/torches/etc. to get the functionality of basic logic gates. And you can go on from there to build some really cool stuff. People have been creating redstonde computers in Minecraft for a while now. Look it up. Its really interesting to see.
@@gregdemko5732 Nothing. Using the redstone present you can literally STORE data in Minecraft. thats how people have made calculators to literal games completly using redstone only. Yep, its possible
I learned all this back in 1964, when I went to my very first electronic switching School, number one ESS, electronic switching systems. In the Bell System. I used it, daily, until I retired after 36 years. I was systems qualified in, number one ESS, tsps, traffic service position systems, number for ESS, First All Digital electronic switching system, number five ESS, first All Digital fiber optic system. All these systems are used in the Bell System for communication, that's how you telephone systems work. Today is October 1st 2022.
This is literally what I exactly needed. Concise, super clear, clean explanations and illustrations. Just a big congratulations and Thank you for building this video
Thank you for actually taking the time to explain the negations like NAND, NOR, and especially XNOR, that last one I was struggling with and the others videos I saw skipped all three of them completely
Easily the best "basic" video on the topic. Other videos either go into too much detail and are complicated, or miss the mark of making it clear, visual and accessible.
This video was EXTREMELY helpful. Thank you so much I am in Year 7 and i have my End of Year Exams in a few days and this video helped me understand things so much easier!
FINALLY, after more decades than I care to mention, I can start to understand logic gates. Hopefully, now I can apply this to my project and solve a set of riddles that have baffled me since childhood.
The best video I have ever seen about a tutorial ever. Such a good presentation. And this guy is not just reading from a book like a robot he actually knows what he talks about and hence I can learn more naturally from you bro. Excellent work. Really thankful for the help that you are providing I am gonna now go ahead and check all the videos on your channel. Much love❤❤❤Thank you...
thanks I haven't been to school for the last week due to catching a bad cold and am now am trying to catch up. This video really summed up 3 days worth of work and assignments for me. Thank you so much. Am confident for the coming test
Very concise, clear explanation. Because I’m a visual learner, the one thing I would like to see at the end would be a simple example of doing an actual calculation with logic gates, just to give a taste of logic gates in action. _Telling_ me they form the building blocks of computer computations is one thing. _Showing_ them in action is much more satisfying.
Good! When I was a kid, the most common answers for "what do you want to be when your grow up." We're police officer, doctor, army man, astronaut (that's what I wanted to be!) even if you don't end up being an engineer, it's still good to have those aspirations!! Nowadays the most common answer is UA-cam star....not that anything is intrinsically wrong with that, but it doesn't provide a great deal of value to society as a whole....
so cool! i remeber that i tried to learn this in a math book and it was so strange to understand ,but with a clear explain and simple animations in a video like this=its gonna be a lot more easier to find out what is this! i ask u with respect to make a video for mathematicla logic like this one i believe that fundation of boolean algebra is mathematicla logic and set thoery i was a math student in college and i taste those things deeply and i found it simple and cool to get like this thank u
Im trying to play Turing complete and this has helped a bit. But how do I get a better understanding so when i'm asked to create circuits out of basic gates (like the one showed @5:58) its not a guessing game. thank you
6:07, the way I see the XOR gate is that we are checking if the two bits are in an OR state AND in a NAND state (exactly what you see in the text, but it makes sense this way to me.). Look at the diagram, the AND gate is connected to an OR and a NAND gate (the AND followed by the NOT) SO we check if its in a NOT AND state, and it is also an OR state basically, which essentially ends up ruling out the AND situation and also the both off situation as it must be an OR, keeping the OR states only.
Thank you so much for this clear and easy to understand explanations bcuz I'm struggling at understanding how this logic gates and boolean algebra works in our campus cuz I'm so slow at learning math although our instructor is good the problem is me haha now thanks to this video i get it HAHA
Thank you so much. I started playing Turing Complete, and it starts you with a nand gate, so I didn’t understand that concept. I expected to start with and, not and or but nope.
thx, i was trying to make some logic gates in Minecraft and while trying to figure out the XOR gate I accidentally INVENTED the IF gate but thanks for helping me understand logic gates easily
Is there a YES GATE? lol Actually the xnor gate explanation really helped me. for thirty eight years, I couldn't understand it, until I watched this video again. Thank you for your help....
Easily the best "basic" video on the topic.
Other videos either go into too much detail and are complicated, or miss the mark of making it clear, visual and accessible.
Thank you!!!
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this was a 4 hour lecture in my university. thank you
I hear that bro😆
@@Ejejyeyeeyyrh i passed the class with an almost perfect score lol
Best video... I am 12 now and I couldn't understood any of these. I almost gave up but this vdo helped a lot. Sir, you should have been a professor. Hat's off
@@arjay_2002 yes
@@arjay_2002 no.I just wanna learn all this
@@arjay_2002 yeah
@@arjay_2002 I disagree.. Logic gates are fundamental to programming/software. I wouldn't say it's "useless" per se. My first few programs were input/output from logic gates (countdown timer, elevator controls, simple calculator) and ultimately got me interested in learning programming languages. Buuuuttt I would agree if you just want to program in C# or Javascript, etc., would be better to just go straight for it.
Bro is going to places 💀
The way you explained the XOR gate made it all click in my head. I'm trying to understand computers on a lower level by creating one in Minecraft, and this video just demystified the concept of XOR gates for me. Thank you so much, and I hope you decide to continue this series.
by creating one in minecraft?? been a while since i played that game, what kinda updates have made that possible lol
@@gregdemko5732 Redstone can be used the mimic the "low voltage" and "high voltage" states of electricity, so it's a suitable source of power for machines in Minecraft.
You can then use a combination of levers/buttons and redstone blocks/torches/etc. to get the functionality of basic logic gates.
And you can go on from there to build some really cool stuff.
People have been creating redstonde computers in Minecraft for a while now.
Look it up. Its really interesting to see.
@@gregdemko5732 Nothing. Using the redstone present you can literally STORE data in Minecraft. thats how people have made calculators to literal games completly using redstone only. Yep, its possible
Very clear explanation, I like the way you explained it so clearly. Was struggling understanding this topic but now is clear. Load in part 2 please
Had a 3 hour lecture in this in university, still didn’t understand it, you explained it perfectly in 7 minutes, Thank you
I learned all this back in 1964, when I went to my very first electronic switching School, number one ESS, electronic switching systems. In the Bell System. I used it, daily, until I retired after 36 years. I was systems qualified in, number one ESS, tsps, traffic service position systems, number for ESS, First All Digital electronic switching system, number five ESS, first All Digital fiber optic system. All these systems are used in the Bell System for communication, that's how you telephone systems work. Today is October 1st 2022.
How old are you? I have no knowledge on this topic but it’s interesting to me
I appreciate your work, sir.
God increase your knowledge, and safeguard your children, in Jesus name.
This is brilliant! Please continue this series if at all possible! Your visual explanations are thoughtful!
This is literally what I exactly needed. Concise, super clear, clean explanations and illustrations. Just a big congratulations and Thank you for building this video
this video explains the logic gates in the simplest way ever. Thanks alot.
Thank you for actually taking the time to explain the negations like NAND, NOR, and especially XNOR, that last one I was struggling with and the others videos I saw skipped all three of them completely
Plzz don't let this channel die we need more of these coming 😍
Easily the best "basic" video on the topic.
Other videos either go into too much detail and are complicated, or miss the mark of making it clear, visual and accessible.
I'd been stuck around these symbols for quite a long time now and finally came across this super-simplified explanation, thanksss!
plz add other topics videos also we need it .you clear everything excellently.
Damn thanks man, nothing can be more precise and to the point with this one.
This video was EXTREMELY helpful. Thank you so much I am in Year 7 and i have my End of Year Exams in a few days and this video helped me understand things so much easier!
i have igcse mocks coming up, i am studying and this is very useful
this was so clear and concise! Thank you.
Man, you don't know how much you've helped by summarizing this diverse topic in just one PERFECT video. Thank you so freaking much🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🫡😌
FINALLY, after more decades than I care to mention, I can start to understand logic gates. Hopefully, now I can apply this to my project and solve a set of riddles that have baffled me since childhood.
Literally clearer than any university lectures or other complicated CS videos on UA-cam. Thank you very much! I appreciate you and your work.
Thanks!
I m so cooked tomorrow my test😭
Same here😢😢😢
0:58
Bro lm actually cooked today 😭😭😂
@@kha_zix9575 same here
How'd it go?
This is really good but where’s the part 2 xD
Whats 2 got to do with this
The best video I have ever seen about a tutorial ever. Such a good presentation. And this guy is not just reading from a book like a robot he actually knows what he talks about and hence I can learn more naturally from you bro. Excellent work. Really thankful for the help that you are providing I am gonna now go ahead and check all the videos on your channel. Much love❤❤❤Thank you...
Best explanation, Great Animation.
Understood every single thing in a Click,
Thanks Sir
i smiled while watching this video, i understand it much MUCH better than the first time i learned this
I've been so confused about this thank you so much ❤❤❤ I hope I pass my exam ^^
I wish you did a video like this explaining nMOS and pMOS. You are a good teacher.
Literally the best video ever ... Very well explained 👍.. Thank you so much sir ..😊
Your videos are excellent Brian!
your videos are amazing brother . I appreciate these videos very much 👍
You explained everything great in this video!
Very clear explanation. Easier to understand. The best video about logic gate I ever seen.
Thanks bruv this is one of the most non complexed and short vid of all time
Bro you need to do more videos. You explained it very well
Very nice video very well explaind ❤🎉 thank you appresitate your contribution to human understanding of logic gate
thanks I haven't been to school for the last week due to catching a bad cold and am now am trying to catch up. This video really summed up 3 days worth of work and assignments for me. Thank you so much. Am confident for the coming test
So how did the test gooo???
You are a life saver! Explained so clearly and easily. Thank you
Thanks you so much! A much needed concise and well-represented explanation of logic gates.
i love you for this, please dont die 😭
Never learnt about this but now I've understood it in under ten minutes xD
Thanks
Very amazing video! I understand logic gates super well now! I wonder what kind of things we can create with this! :D Thank you!
This is a great video, waiting for part two though lol!
Very concise, clear explanation. Because I’m a visual learner, the one thing I would like to see at the end would be a simple example of doing an actual calculation with logic gates, just to give a taste of logic gates in action. _Telling_ me they form the building blocks of computer computations is one thing. _Showing_ them in action is much more satisfying.
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2nd part. We need that Sir
I have permission to use the video for a while to include in the assignment content, thank you. 🙏
Thanks for all help! Now... I feel so cool because I know how logic's work!
Thank you ❤Keep Uploading Video Sir.We Are Always With you! We always egarly wait for your video
Simplest explanation on UA-cam
thanks! helped me a lot
Thanks Brian, watching this video because I'm solving a puzzle to implement xor using only and and not gates..
Great video. Thank you for the quality content.
thanks bro this is the best explanations ive seen
I did science at college and ima doing cyber at uni and was kinda lost with this nor and xnor gates 😂 but u simplified it to me thanks 🙏❤
2:21 Why did i suddenly start laughing
BROOOOOOOOOO HAHSGAUWGUAHAHA
Great explanation that is easy to remember. Thanks
THANK YOUUU SO MUCH!! I was so confused with logic gates, thanks
THANK YOU THIS SAVED MY PRESENTATION ON COMPUTERS
Great job on this, very clear and concise and visually helpful
this video explained it the best , thanks so much sir ❤️
I will add this video in a suggestion in my coursera course to Google. I am able to understand this much better! Thank you!
Thank you for an amazing explanation regarding logic gates.
I’m 11 and I wanna be a computer engineer/chemical engineer. This video will help me amazingly
Good! When I was a kid, the most common answers for "what do you want to be when your grow up." We're police officer, doctor, army man, astronaut (that's what I wanted to be!) even if you don't end up being an engineer, it's still good to have those aspirations!! Nowadays the most common answer is UA-cam star....not that anything is intrinsically wrong with that, but it doesn't provide a great deal of value to society as a whole....
Thanks - very nice aesthetic and easy to follow video 👍
This is a really good video and i enjoyed it very much! Thank you!
Easy basic to learn.
Very good video.
Expecting next part.
Thank you Sir 👍👍
am having igcse in few minutes and that's the most short and clear video
Super 3d explanation 👌 👏 👍 please do more videos
Got 38/41 2nd highest in my class thank you
You need to keep going. This was a good video, and I was looking forward to more. Unfortunately, this is the only video in the series.
Brian Yu! 🙌
I already knew all this but this is a really good explanation
This is cool. Good job!
Very clear explanation👏👏
Easy to understand. Thankyou
so cool!
i remeber that i tried to learn this in a math book and it was so strange to understand ,but with a clear explain and simple animations in a video like this=its gonna be a lot more easier to find out what is this!
i ask u with respect to make a video for mathematicla logic like this one
i believe that fundation of boolean algebra is mathematicla logic and set thoery
i was a math student in college and i taste those things deeply and i found it simple and cool to get like this
thank u
You really deserve like and subscribe❤
Thank you for your expertise
Im trying to play Turing complete and this has helped a bit. But how do I get a better understanding so when i'm asked to create circuits out of basic gates (like the one showed @5:58) its not a guessing game.
thank you
Amazing explanation!
Very clear explanation! TY!
W video, needed this to understand how to play the game Turing Complete
6:07,
the way I see the XOR gate is that we are checking if the two bits are in an OR state AND in a NAND state (exactly what you see in the text, but it makes sense this way to me.). Look at the diagram, the AND gate is connected to an OR and a NAND gate (the AND followed by the NOT)
SO we check if its in a NOT AND state, and it is also an OR state basically, which essentially ends up ruling out the AND situation and also the both off situation as it must be an OR, keeping the OR states only.
damn bro you just said a and b connected to a or and a and b connected to a and with the and being inverted bam bro
Thank you so much for this clear and easy to understand explanations bcuz I'm struggling at understanding how this logic gates and boolean algebra works in our campus cuz I'm so slow at learning math although our instructor is good the problem is me haha now thanks to this video i get it HAHA
Thank you 👍
Thank you so much. I started playing Turing Complete, and it starts you with a nand gate, so I didn’t understand that concept. I expected to start with and, not and or but nope.
thx, i was trying to make some logic gates in Minecraft and while trying to figure out the XOR gate I accidentally INVENTED the IF gate but thanks for helping me understand logic gates easily
Is there a YES GATE? lol Actually the xnor gate explanation really helped me.
for thirty eight years, I couldn't understand it, until I watched this video again.
Thank you for your help....
I got a test tmrw this explain better than my teachers
You are the best teacher, how are you so good
Good stuff. Thanks!
understood the basics thank you
this is incredible. you rock
THE BEST EXPLANATION
Absolutely Amazing
Great video. Thanks a lot.
what about buffer, imply and nimply gates?
I know electronics, and this is an easy way to understand them.
great job explaining this thank you.