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Boolean NOT Exclsuive OR (NXOR)

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Boolean NOT Exclsuive OR (NXOR)

    This subchapter looks at Boolean NOT Exclsuive OR (NXOR).

XNOR

    XNOR (or NXOR) is the combination of a NOT and a XOR. XNOR produces the opposite of XOR.

    The truth table for XNOR (Not eXclusive OR) is as follows:

XNOR
ABresult
001
100
010
111

    The XNOR gate in logic circuits looks like:

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