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🔍 Key Concepts

• TTL (Transistor-Transistor Logic) input structure and how inputs are biased internally • The difference between floating/open inputs and inputs tied to a defined logic level • How input current and internal pull-up/pull-down networks affect default logic states

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• Think about what happens electrically when a TTL input pin is not connected to anything. Does the internal circuitry tend to pull the voltage up, pull it down, or leave it truly floating? • Recall how unused TTL inputs are recommended to be handled in practice (e.g., tied to Vcc or ground). Why is that recommendation given? • Compare how CMOS floating inputs behave versus TTL floating inputs. Is TTL more likely to ‘float’ unpredictably or bias towards a particular state?

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• Verify how a standard TTL input responds to very small leakage currents and noise—does it naturally sit closer to the high or low threshold? • Check typical TTL input current specifications (I_IL, I_IH) and what that implies for an unconnected input pin. • Confirm whether an open TTL input is considered to be at a defined logic level or at a truly random/ignored state.

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