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1 Logisim Getting Started

2 Create Basic Circuit Lights-On Warning Buzzer
Most vehicles warn you when you leave your headlights on Simple circuit – Buzz when: Headlights on Ignition off

3 Start Logisim

4 Add Gates Open Gates Choose Select AND Gate

5 Place Gate

6 Label Gate & Change # Inputs
Note Edit Mode

7 Add Output

8 Place it & Name it

9 Add NOT Gate (Inverter)

10 Add Two Inputs

11 Name Inputs & Wire Circuit
Don’t Need This Drag from one component to another

12 Wiring Complete!

13 Test Circuit Select Poke Tool

14 Note wires with current turn bright green
Toggle Input Note wires with current turn bright green

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