AE Lab 7.1

1. Place switches (for now) on the board to serve as input devices. 

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2. Place the desired gates on the board so that they can be connected as
needed. 

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3. Place lights on the board to serve as output devices. 
Steps (1) - (3) are accomplished using the hand tool. Then, select the 
"connect" tool and, etc.

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4. connect the input switches to their terminals on one or more of the 
gates (a given switch can connect to more than one terminal), 

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5. connect the gates together by connecting output terminals to input
terminals, and, etc.

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6. connect the gate terminals that serve as circuit outputs to lights 
Once a gate has been constructed in this manner, it can be tested as
follows:

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1. Click on the "run" tool 

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2. Set the input switches to be "on"> or "off", as desired. 

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3. Observe the status of the lights, as the represent the output of the
circuit. A light that is turned on represents a logical value of true; 
lights that are off, stand for logical false.

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1. Now, you are ready to use Logg-O. Design and test circuits that
demonstrate the following: (Note that "T" stands for TRUE/ON, and "F" 
stands for FALSE/OFF) 
A. T AND F is F 
B. T AND T is T 
C. F OR T is T 
D. F OR F is F 
E. NOT T is F 
F. NOT F is T 

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