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Suddenly I thought, the inverting and NOT gates are different.
The output reverses the phase of the input signal by 180 degrees, which is called phase inversion.
The output is always the negation of the input, this is a NOT gate.
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Inversion is mainly dynamic, and the level varies depending on the type of circuit. Logic gates are like switch circuits, with only two levels. The output is always opposite to the input, which is negation. A transistor inverter is actually a transistor used as a switch. A transistor switch needs to be driven continuously, and the logic level is also continuous.
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