Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
*In this short video, the interesting property of the XNOR gate is explained. When the no of inputs to the XNOR gates are odd, e.g 3 inputs, then its output cannot be simply represented as A ⊙ B ⊙C.
But that holds true when no. of inputs are even. This property of the XNOR gate is shown and explained in this short video.*
*For more information, about the same check this video on XOR and XNOR gate:*
youtube.com/shorts/Fk49H5xS_h0?si=DUm3WwGzRgkYhtTY
*In this short video, the interesting property of the XNOR gate is explained. When the no of inputs to the XNOR gates are odd, e.g 3 inputs, then its output cannot be simply represented as A ⊙ B ⊙C.
But that holds true when no. of inputs are even. This property of the XNOR gate is shown and explained in this short video.*
*For more information, about the same check this video on XOR and XNOR gate:*
youtube.com/shorts/Fk49H5xS_h0?si=DUm3WwGzRgkYhtTY
